US EditionTrial for the Expropriation of Ypf: Government Rejected a Request for a Report on the Location of the Gold - Diario Panorama
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The government presented a response this morning to the New York court that handles the case of the beneficiaries of the YPF ruling, rejecting two key orders related to the gold reserves of the BCRA and the request of the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo.The presentation, which was announced by specialist Sebastián Maril, CEO of Latam Advisor, rejected the two requests of the plaintiffs who had requested Judge Loretta Preska to order the country…
The national government rejected a request to reveal the location of the country’s gold reserves, in the context of the case being processed in the United States for the establishment of YPF. The submission entered the Loretta Preska court, according to specialist Sebastián Maril, through his social networks. “The government rejected this request explaining that the gold belongs to the BCRA and, as an independent entity, the Treasury does not ha…
In her submission to the Loretta Preska court, Argentina rejected the request of the beneficiaries of the ruling who requested the judge to order the Executive to indicate the location and use of the gold reserves of the BCRA to detect assets that would allow them to collect the US$16 billion that ruled the sentence. The National Government rejected a request to reveal the location of the country’s gold reserves, in the context of the case being…
In the context of the international litigation in the YPF case, the national government rejected a court order seeking to obtain details on the location and destination of Argentina's gold reserves. The petition was presented to Judge Loretta Preska of the Southern District of New York and is part of the plaintiffs' strategy to identify assets that allow progress in the execution of the sentence that condemned the country to pay more than US$ 16…
The beneficiaries of the $16 billion ruling attempt to establish connections to detect assets that allow Judge Loretta Preska to order the execution of the sentence.
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