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Argentina Seeks to Thwart YPF Handover - LatinFinance
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) noted that it still has no date for the closure of the first revision of the agreement for USD 20,000 in force with Argentina and that it follows closely the coming of the YPF case, whereby the country was ordered to give its shares to the complaining funds. This was pointed out by the agency’s spokesperson, Julie Kozack, during a press conference that she offered this morning in Washington. The spokesperson…
While reviewing the program, the agency warned about one of the goals. An Argentine mission in the US is negotiating. The Fund also referred to the case of the oil expropriation trial.
After the visit to Buenos Aires of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), a technical mission of Argentine officials is now continuing to negotiate in Washington DC the first review of the Extended Facilities program (EFF). The Ministry of Economics confirmed that the Secretary of Economic Policy José Luis Daza and the Secretary of Finance Pablo Quirno participate. The visit is also in the midst of the "concussion" that generated in the governme…
The former legislator explained her position in the vote for the establishment of YPF in 2012 and rejected the simplified accusations. As a political leader, she clarified the differences between supporting the substance of a law and opposing its concrete implementation. In an interview with Fenix, Inés Brizuela and Doria recalled that, as a national deputy in 2012, she voted in favour of the establishment of YPF “in general,” in line with the t…
From "Force Argentina", the space composed of leaders of the union and political sector, expressed their rejection of the recent ruling handed down by federal judge Loretta Preska of the South District Court of New York, in which the Argentine State is ordered to transfer 51 % of YPF's shares to a vulture fund, as part of ...
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