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US judge orders Argentina to transfer YPF oil stake to former shareholders
A US district judge has ordered Argentina to transfer its controlling stake in state-run energy company YPF to former shareholders, escalating pressure on the country to pay a $16bn judgment stemming from its 2012 nationalisation of the group.
By Eliana Raszewski, Leila Miller and Jorge Otaola BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) -A dramatic ruling by a U.S. court ordering ...
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A 2025 three-star recruit bound for Northwestern was a big component to Argentina’s victory over Mali Friday morning. The ...
Argentina’s economy grew more than expected in April as President Javier Milei loosened some currency controls as part of a ...
Argentina's economic activity rose 7.7% in April compared with the same month last year, marking its sixth consecutive month ...
England might be shorn of 13 players – with, perhaps, more departures to come – owing to the British and Irish Lions tour but ...
Boca Juniors and River Plate are out while all of the Brazilian teams are through, a sign of the issues affecting Argentina ...
Argentina on Monday urged London's High Court to pause enforcement of a $16 billion-plus United States court judgment over ...
The Argentine government has reformed the Federal Police to steer the institution toward preventing and investigating complex ...
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Private financing for Argentina’s lithium is anything but green, critics sayArgentina has the second-largest reserves of lithium in the world, at around 22 million tons. As battery technology advances and global demand for the mineral grows, the country is trying to position ...
Thanks to a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant grant, Schroepfer is in the city of Santa Fe in Argentina, where they teach ...
Around a dozen boxes of Nazi material confiscated by Argentinean authorities during World War II were recently rediscovered ...
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