Overview
- Officials announced the closure of every lawsuit tied to bonds left out of the 2021 restructuring, combining New York settlements with recent withdrawals in Germany.
- The deal grants the same allocation of USD 'A' bonds due 2037 that holdouts would have received in 2021, along with a cash payment equal to services accrued since that swap.
- The 2020–2021 process had already exchanged 97.66% of foreign-law bonds, and this resolution eliminates the remaining legal overhang from holdout creditors.
- Economy Minister Pablo López called the outcome a milestone that maintains debt sustainability and reflects a good-faith, mutually beneficial mediation.
- Provincial statements frame the closure as supporting ongoing obligation compliance despite a difficult macroeconomic environment, reduced national transfers and a halt to federally funded public works.