Argentina aims to skirt U.S. court, bring debt under national law

20 Aug 2014

President Cristina Fernandez on Tuesday unveiled legislation that seeks to push bondholders to swap defaulted debt for new notes governed by Argentine law, a move aimed at skirting a U.S. ruling that prevented her government from paying its creditors.

via Argentina aims to skirt U.S. court, bring debt under national law | Reuters.

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Argentina aims to skirt U.S. court, bring debt under national law

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Argentina aims to skirt U.S. court, bring debt under national law

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