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Argentina Moves to Penalize Unauthorized Resource Activity in Malvinas Islands

The Milei administration submitted legislation proposing prison terms of up to 20 years and financial penalties for companies operating in the Malvinas Islands without Argentine authorization, including activity linked to the Sea Lion oil project.
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