Argentina passes Malvinas sanctions law after US pressure, diluting key provisions

Argentina's ruling coalition secured legislative approval for the Malvinas Law after conceding to US and allied demands, narrowing the scope of sanctions, adding a bicameral oversight committee, and revising the disinformation clause. The law targets entities involved in hydrocarbon exploration around the Falklands, but the amendments signal a diplomatic compromise that may reduce its enforcement impact.

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