US Fears Falklands-Related Sanctions Could Hit American Companies
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US fears Falklands-related sanctions could hit American companies
The US government has conveyed to Javier Milei’s administration its concern that the National Sovereignty Defence bill, which toughens sanctions against those involved in exploiting resources in the Falklands, could reach American companies, the Argentine newspaper Clarín reported, citing unnamed officials in Washington.
In Washington, they warn that the National Sovereignty Defense project could curb the interest of American companies, and argue that sanctions could become a barrier to investment in the country.
Washington demands that Argentina halt or amend the National Sovereignty Defense Law to avoid sanctions against U.S. companies linked to the exploitation of resources in Malvinas. The pressure puts Javier Milei’s government against a strategic definition: deepen its alliance with Donald Trump without allowing economic interests [...]
From the United States they see with concern the legislation promoted by the Argentine Government on the companies operating in the Malvinas Islands, since many of them count shares of North American companies. The sanctions provided for in the bill, even at the level of commission of opinions in Deputies, include before the companies of ... Read more
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