Milei Announced Sanctions for Oil Companies Operating in Malvinas and a New Naval Base in Tierra Del Fuego; The UK Response Following Milei's Announcements; Colapinto Finished 9th and 11th in the First Practices in Monza and Much more...
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After the Argentine threats of sanctions, both U.S. companies said they "continue betting on Argentina" and ruled out offering their services to Sea Lion project companies. Details. Read more
Following announcements by the national government, the former Schlumberger announced that it would not participate in tenders in the archipelago.
Just hours after ratifying in the national chain that sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands “is not negotiated or resigned”, the Government of Javier Milei ordered the Foreign Ministry to initiate a harsh process of sanctions against 45 individuals and corporations throughout the globe for operating or financing oil activities without Argentine authorization. The measure is based on the violation of Law 26.659, which prohibits and punishes explo…
British Rockhopper and Israeli Navitas Petroleum fell heavily into the London and Tel Aviv exchanges after the president announced sanctions.
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The Argentine rider was 9 in the first practice and 11 in the second, always ahead of his teammate
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