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The “Juicio Del Siglo” Ended After 26 Years: Argentina Paid US$300 Million and Closed the Last Lawsuit for the 2001 Default
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The Attestor Master and Bainbridge funds, two of the creditors who maintained legal claims against Argentina for default bonds since 2001, informed the United States Justice that they received the payments agreed with the Government and requested the final closure of the files.
The Attestor and Bainbridge funds confirmed before New York Justice that they perceived the agreed payments and finalized their claims.
The confirmation of the payment of about US$300 million to the Southern District of New York puts an end to the delay begun in 2008. Although the national sovereign front was cleared, active demands persist for the bonds of the province of Buenos Aires and the YPF case.
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