What Are the New Shareholders and Companies that the Government Seeks to Sanction for Operating in the Malvinas Islands?
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The Rosada House added restrictions on 15 more subjects; it is because of hydrocarbon activities that would be illegal; on Friday it had already notified 45 others.
Javier Milei launches a race against the clock to try to stop the advance of a hydrocarbon project on the islands, whose sovereignty disputes with the United Kingdom
Argentina deepened its administrative and diplomatic offensive against oil exploitation in the Malvinas Islands by announcing the opening of sanctions procedures against 15 other individuals and companies linked to hydrocarbon activities in the archipelago. The decision expands the measures adopted during the last days by the government of President Javier Milei and raises [...] Argentina's entry expands offensive for Malvinas and opens proceedi…
The Government of Javier Milei advanced with the sanction procedures against 15 executives and additional companies that would have violated the prohibitions of Law 26,659 for the illegitimate development of hydrocarbon activities in Malvinas. The list is composed of eight companies and seven linked persons as shareholders, managers or strategic suppliers of the oil companies involved in the projects questioned....
Argentina's authorities have announced Wednesday that they will initiate proceedings to punish 15 additional people for their oil activities in the Malvinas Islands, which adds to the work to adopt punitive measures against 45 other companies and individuals.
There are eight companies that provide services to the oil companies and the other seven are shareholders, confirmed sources of the executive branch to the NA Agency
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