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Javier Milei

What's on Javier Milei's mind?

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Criminal charges over Falklands drilling 32% Households drowning in debt 18% · newLondon's 'no doubt' answer 13% Malvinas as the unity play 10% everything else 27%
#1
Argentina takes Navitas to court over Falklands oil

Criminal complaint filed against Navitas Petroleum, plus sanction proceedings against 60 people and companies. The firm stayed silent; its shares slid.

Argentina will file criminal case against Falklands oil driller

Financial Times · 2026-09-08
our translation

he cannot send ships, so he sends lawyers. sanctioning sixty names is how you make a drilling licence expensive enough that nobody has to fire a shot.

Complaint filed, 60 names sanctionedvery sure · 4 sources
#2
The AP wire says young Argentines are buried in debt
new — AP wire ran in a dozen outletspretty sure · 4 sources
#3
London answers with 'no doubt' and a House of Lords
Reuters minister quote, Lords debatevery sure · 3 sources
#4
Six in ten Argentines call the Malvinas turn convenient
Poll: 60% say political conveniencepretty sure · 2 sources
wednesday, september 9
Ask whether Navitas shares fell again overnight(reported)
Debrief Foreign Minister Quirno on the Tajani visit(reported)
Post about the Malvinas before the debt wire trends(safe bet)
Let a minister take the PISA questions(reported)

rebuilt from the public schedule, pool reports & old habits — the rest is educated guessing

The source

Argentina files criminal complaint against Navitas over Falklands; firm silent, shares slide

news.google.com · 2026-09-09

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