Le ministre argentin de l économie en Europe pour renégocier la dette de son pays lemonde.fr - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from lemonde.fr Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Argentina’s Central Bank Demands Personal Details of Country’s Bitcoin Buyers
In an attempt to explore whether further regulation is needed, Argentina s central bank is demanding that financial institutions turn over information on crypto traders.
In brief
Argentina s central bank has sent notice to regional banks in the country to report which customers are buying or holding Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
It s part of a year-long effort to curb illicit Bitcoin trading and further regulate the market within the country.
The Central Bank of Argentina has requested that all banking institutions in the country submit information about customers who have carried out any transaction with Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, or hold cryptocurrencies in their digital portfolios.
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Mar 15, 2021 @ 16:39
On December 21, 2020, environmental crimes investigators in the western Argentine province of Neuquén carried out a raid against a company that handles fracking waste in the heart of the Vaca Muerta shale basin, a booming oil and gas field in northern Patagonia. They seized a cache of documents, and opened an investigation into the potential illegal handling of massive volumes of fracking waste.
The raid on the Argentine waste company Comarsa by the office of Environmental Crimes and Special Laws, a unit under Neuquén’s chief prosecutor, was prompted by a lengthy criminal complaint filed to the office just a few days earlier by a group of environmental lawyers. Within the complaint, the lawyers document what they describe as a decade-long illegal accumulation of toxic fracking waste at multiple sites in the city of Neuquén, the largest city in Patagonia with a population over 300,000. The sites are located within the city and also on the outskirts
Argentina s economy minister heads to Europe to woo finance officials over debts Reuters 2 hrs ago
By Nicolás Misculin
BUENOS AIRES, April 10 (Reuters) - Argentine Economy Minister Martin Guzman will travel to Europe on Sunday to build support among G7 and G40 nations for a renegotiation of its multibillion-dollar debts to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Paris Club group of creditor nations.
Guzman will travel to Germany, France, Italy and Spain, where he will meet his counterparts and other officials to outline Argentina s restructuring plans during a five-day trip. The objective is to get the necessary support from IMF shareholders (especially G7 and G20) to finalize a program that will serve Argentina, the Ministry of Economy said in a statement.
Argentina Can t Afford to Delay Economic Reforms aawsat.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from aawsat.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.