Kicillof Pays To 92% Of Bondholders, Griesa's Move Now?

[Bajo_cero2]

You seem to have sufficient personal experience with the subject.

Well, i m a lawyer...

FYI:
you are confusing:
1) international prívate law with international públic law;
2) a persona jurídica with a person;
3) a persona jurídica with a persona jurídica of públic law like a State that has sovereignty;
Consequenses:
4) contracts against the públic order ar non written;
5) you cannot jail a country;
6) States have armies (weak or strong).
7) Argentina can confiscate US citizens assets in Argentina as retaliation;
8) Might became Cuba but anyway was so isolated for over 50 years;
9) That is why Griesa didn t confiscated the payment that the goverment sent.
10) the goverment negotiate because they want to get new loans:
11) Putin visits confirms my theory that this is only going to close relationships with Rusia.
12) that is why all the other countries supports the AR position.
13) of course, they can just invade and Then Griesa can enforce the decisión.

You never aswer where are you from...

 

[Don Alberto]

Well, i m a lawyer...

With a very limited knowledge of international law.

you are confusing:
1) international prívate law with international públic law;
2) a persona jurídica with a person;
3) a persona jurídica with a persona jurídica of públic law like a State that has sovereignty;

A sovereign state is a legal person.
1. http://books.google.... state"&f=false
2. http://books.google.... state"&f=false
3. http://books.google.... state"&f=false
International law is based on the concept of state and the state in its turn lies upon the foundation of sovereignty, which expresses internally the supremacy of the governmental institutions and externally the supremacy of the state as a legal person
4. http://thestudentlaw...reign-equality/

Please stop making things up as you go.

5) you cannot jail a country;

Oh, golly, and all the rest of us thought that the Roman Empire had been in jail all these 1,600 years.

Para evitar embargos, dejaron el Tango 01 en Marruecos
www.clarin.com/mundo/evitar-embargos-dejaron-Tango-Marruecos_0_884911526.html

The president flew on her office’s Tango 01 to Morocco where she changed aircraft to avoid any possible injunction from hedge funds on the presidential transport.
http://en.mercopress...raft-in-morocco

7) Argentina can confiscate US citizens assets in Argentina as retaliation;

In retaliation of what? The very idea is completely cuckoo.

 

[Rich One]

Putin will be in Cuba and forgive Cuba's pending debt of US$35.000 million. Perhaps when he gets to BA can facilitate funds for Argentina to pay the Vulture Funds?

 

[dennisr]

The very idea is completely cuckoo.

Do not underestimate:
http://en.mercopress.com/2011/02/15/us-air-force-plane-cargo-triggers-serious-argentina-us-diplomatic-incident

 

[Don Alberto]

Do not underestimate:
http://en.mercopress...omatic-incident

Nor this:

Hillary Clinton questions the mental health of Cristina Kirchner
http://www.telegraph...a-Kirchner.html

I also have a hunch, that if Argentina confiscated US citizens assets in Argentina as an insane "retaliation", the presidenta of Argentina would be able to travel by bus only and within South America only.

 

[dennisr]

Nor this:

Hillary Clinton questions the mental health of

May I modify your post:
Dennisr questions the mental health of Expat Forum Members, to include myself.

 

[French jurist]

There's actually a former president of a country who has to be veeeerrryyyy careful where he goes (not in the 147 countries who ratified the treaty against torture).
He even had to cancel at the last minute a trip to Switzerland, fearing he could get arrested.

As for the independence of the US Justice system, check the Chevron-Texaco story in Ecuador (that's 30 years people are dying... Still waiting for the money).
Oddly enough, an oil spill in Alaska or Florida gets settled & paid more quickly.

Problem is not the US (plenty of great folks), problem is what the US has started to become about 30 years ago. (I bashed enough France on this forum, while I'm very patriotic, for its role during the dirty war here). And the world is becoming multipolar since...

Vaca Muerta's investment by Chevron could get seized at some point.

 

[ajoknoblauch]

There's actually a former president of a country who has to be veeeerrryyyy careful where he goes (not in the 147 countries who ratified the treaty against torture).
He even had to cancel at the last minute a trip to Switzerland, fearing he could get arrested.

As for the independence of the US Justice system, check the Chevron-Texaco story in Ecuador (that's 30 years people are dying... Still waiting for the money).
Oddly enough, an oil spill in Alaska or Florida gets settled & paid more quickly.

Problem is not the US (plenty of great folks), problem is what the US has started to become about 30 years ago. (I bashed enough France on this forum, while I'm very patriotic, for its role during the dirty war here). And the world is becoming multipolar since...

Vaca Muerta's investment by Chevron could get seized at some point.

Blame it on Reaganism, and you'll always be close to the target. Most of the time, it will be a bullseye.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Where are you from?

 

[ajoknoblauch]

Where are you from?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXnMwI6tL1g&feature=kp