US EditionAxel Kicillof: “It Will Cost Milei to Explain Why She Celebrates that Vulture Funds Were Wrong in the Ypf Case”
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Peronista Axel Kicillof (Buenos Aires, 54 years old) was Minister of Economy when the government headed by Cristina Kirchner expropriated 51% of the shares of the Spanish company Repsol in the oil company YPF. It was 2012. Two years later, Kirchner’s government agreed to pay $5 billion as compensation to Repsol, but that operation led to a group of minority investors sponsored by the Burford Capital investment fund—which it defines as “buitre”—s…
The Buenos Aires governor expressed himself on social networks after the speech of the national president in which he was one of the main points.
The governor remarked that the recent judicial decision supports the legality of the process.
After the annulment of the first instance decision in the United States for the expropriation of the oil company, the national senator of the ruling party highlighted the savings of 16 billion dollars. The post Patricia Bullrich celebrates the millionaire relief by YPF and charges with everything against Axel Kicilof appeared first on El Intransigente.
After the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals decision in Manhattan was heard by YPF, the President did not hesitate to award merit for his "link" to the U.S. president.
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