US EditionJudicial Victory by Ypf with Warning: Political Criticisms Could Reopen the Conflict
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Sebastián Soler, ex-subprocurador del Tesoro, stressed that Argentina maintained its arguments in all instances of appeal. The post "I worry": the former subprocurador of the Treasury warned that the expressions of the government could reopen the conflict by YPF appeared first on The Intransigent.
From Casa Rosada they emphasized that the resolution was achieved “by the position of the country against the world.” The decision of the New York Court of Appeals annulled on Friday the conviction that forced Argentina to pay US$ 16 billion for the expropriation of the oil company during Kirchnerism. The Secretary of Communication and Press, Javier Lanari, published in his X account: “YPF puts Argentina in another geopolitical dimension. It is …
Buenos Aires, 29 March (NA) – Former Treasury Deputy Attorney, Sebastián Soler, warned that, despite Argentina’s favorable ruling in the YPF case, political criticisms of the 2012 expropriation could harm the country’s position in future judicial instances, and argued that the New York Court of Appeal validated that the State acted in accordance with Argentine law to regain control of the oil company. The specialist reviewed the evolution of the…
The decision of the Court of Appeals of New York that annulled the conviction that forced Argentina to pay USD 16 billion for the nationalization of YPF opened a new stage in the crossfire between the Government and Kirchnerism on the responsibilities of those who intervened in the conflict. The judicial decision, celebrated by the Executive of Javier Milei, was raised by Casa Rosada as a legal triumph with geopolitical reach, which according to…
The Executive considers the scenario encouraging, but prepares for possible appeals.
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