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U.S. judge orders Argentina to pay $16 billion for expropriation of YPF oil company

  • A U.S. Judge has ruled that Argentina must pay $16.1 billion to minority shareholders of state-controlled oil company YPF as compensation for the government's 2012 nationalization of a majority stake in the firm. This ruling comes after a long-running dispute and a previous ruling in favor of the shareholders.
  • Judge Preska ordered Argentina to pay $14.38 billion to Petersen Energía and $1.7 billion to Eton Capital, including damages and interest. If Argentina fails to pay, interest will continue to accrue. Argentina has vowed to appeal the decision.
  • Argentina's dire economic situation, including low reserves, rising poverty, and high inflation, makes this ruling particularly challenging for the country. The ruling has also sparked criticism of President Fernández and Buenos Aires Gov. Kicillof, who were involved in the expropriation.
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Head Topics broke the news in on Friday, September 15, 2023.
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