Diputados: con apoyo de sus aliados, el oficialismo dejó listo para tratar en el recinto el acuerdo con dos holdouts

The Argentine government, with backing from its allies, has prepared a deal to pay $171 million to two holdouts, Bainbridge and Attestor, to resolve lingering litigation from the 2001 default. This move aims to finalize the disputes and pave the way for future financial stability and investor confidence. If approved, it signifies a significant step in Argentina’s efforts to restore its credibility in international financial markets.