ARThe U.S. judiciary has ruled that Argentina must pay $390 million due to the nationalization of Aerolíneas Argentinas. The decision was issued by an American court, which determined that Argentina violated international trade agreements by seizing control of the airline. This ruling could lead to significant financial obligations for Argentina, potentially impacting its economy and foreign relations. The case stems from Argentina’s 1986 nationalization of Aerolíneas, which was challenged by the U.S.-based company Delta Air Lines.
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