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Argentina Ratified that It Has the Support of Chile and Warned: Companies Operating in Malvinas Will Be Excluded From Vaca Muerta

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Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno detailed the package of measures announced by Javier Milei in the national chain and ruled out that sanctions against companies affect the bilateral relationship with Israel

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The chancellor explained that the companies linked to the exploitation of hydrocarbons in the islands will be reached by the Argentine sanctions regime; moreover, he denied that the measures announced by the government have been agreed with the United States

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno detailed the package of measures announced by Javier Milei in the national chain and ruled out that sanctions against companies affect the bilateral relationship with Israel

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The Argentine Foreign Minister, Pablo Quirno, confirmed this Friday that the national government has the support of Chile in the claim of sovereignty over the Malvinas Islands, which took on greater strength in the last hours. In addition, he issued a harsh warning to the companies: he remarked that the signatures that operate without authorization must choose between...

The chancellor said the government is pushing for an “integrated strategy” on the South Atlantic and denied that the announced decisions aim at a military escalation.

After the officialization of the decrees to increase the budget in Defense and accelerate sanctions against companies operating in Malvinas without the authorization of the Argentine State, the chancellor said that the claim of sovereignty of Argentina has the support of the neighboring country.

Rockhopper's actions were more than 6 per cent in London after the President announced a tightening of sanctions against companies linked to the exploitation of hydrocarbons in the Malvinas Islands.

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Ámbito broke the news in Argentina on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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