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Ypf Trial: the Claimant Funds Would Be Willing to Negotiate After Preska's Ruling
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The strategy of the funds, the legal arguments of Judge Preska that suggests changing the Argentine laws and the shards of the day after the measure. By Bernarda Tinetti The strategy of the vulture funds is known: to press and press until getting something, no matter the consequences that this dynamic implies for a country. ... Negotiations behind the vulture sentence on YPF Read more »
Design IA Judge Loretta Preska's ruling, which orders Argentina to pay US$16.1 billion for the expropriation of YPF in 2012, is not just an economic blow: it is a snapshot of the Kirchnerist plunder and the disturbing decisions of Javier Milei's government. With officials linked to the Eskenazis, a questionable legal defense, and a controversial judge nominated for the Supreme Court, the question is unavoidable: are Milei and his team defending …
Burford Capital and Eton Park would not see with bad eyes activate a channel to negotiate with Argentina after the sentence against the country in the process for the stateization of the oil company. Read more
Just hours after the ruling handed down by the judge of the Southern District Court of New York, Loretta Preska, who forces Argentina to hand over 51% of YPF's shares within no more than 14 days as part of a payment to the plaintiffs for the expropriation of the oil company in 2012, the funds involved showed their intention to negotiate the terms of payment of a possible... Source
The complainants began to express their intentions to close a pact: they could accept a removal of the amount stipulated in the sentence or a payment through bonds. After the judge of the second district of New York, Loretta Preska, ordered Argentina to transfer 51% of YPF's shares to the beneficiaries of the decision for the expropriation of the oil company, concerns began to arise about the next steps the government will take. While Javier Mil…
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