The U.S. Acknowledged that It Is Concerned About the Law that Could Punish Its Companies for the Conflict with Malvinas.
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The Under-Secretary of State, Christopher Landau, acknowledged that a close look is being made at the articles, which promote sanctions for companies with links to oil exploitation in the Islands.
“It is natural for any country to worry about the interests of its companies,” said Undersecretary of State Christopher Landau, who shared a press conference with Pablo Quirno. The chancellor called the claim “innegotiable” and assured that if the Decolonization Committee ceases to exist “that has no dent” in Argentina’s position on sovereignty
On a visit to Buenos Aires, US Undersecretary of State Christopher Landau assured that any country would care about the interests of its companies, although he clarified that he respects the legislative procedure.
The Deputy Secretary of State of that country, Christopher Landau, participated in a press conference with Chancellor Pablo Quirno.
As part of his visit to the country, U.S. Undersecretary of State Christopher Landau gave a press conference with Chancellor Pablo Quirno. The U.S. official acknowledged that they are following the legislative debate. Amid pressure from Donald Trump’s government, the ruling party postponed the treatment of the Sovereignty Law that was planned for this week.
Christopher Landau said Washington is closely following the law that tightens sanctions on companies operating with illegal licenses and that the dissolution of the Decolonization Committee is part of Donald Trump’s multilateral agenda. Read more
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