“...plaintiffs and ATFA,..., have continued their years-long campaign of attacking the Republic and its officials and fomenting negative press both here and abroad. The Republic's position is that the circumstances to engage in negotiations will not exist until plaintiff´s conduct ceases.”

Argentina

Letter from Argentina’s counsel to the Special Master appointed by judge Griesa in relation case “NML Capital ltd., v. Republic of Argentina”, no. 08 Civ. 6978 (pari passu case)

June 1, 2015

“Plaintiffs,..., adroitly constructed a counterfactual narrative that ignored Argentina`s financial condition, universally accepted norms of sovereign debt restructuring, and the reality that no restructuring,...., ever could be accomplished if each and every holdout was contractually guaranteed the right to veto the restructuring absent full payment of its claims.”

Argentina

Memorandum of Law of Argentina in opposition to motions by 526 plaintiffs in 37 actions seeking partial summary judgment filed before the US District Court for the Southern District of New York in the pari passu case

March 18, 2015

“Creditors can hold out, but the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act […], limits their ability to enforce judgments.”

Argentina

Reply Brief of Petitioner submitted before the Supreme Court of the United States in the case Republic of Argentina vs. NML, Docket No. 14-990.

May 27, 2014