Jonathan Gilbert
Reporter at Bloomberg Businessweek
Reporter chronicling Argentina’s natural resources. (Bielsista. Some golf tweets.)
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2 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Andrea Jaramillo |Jonathan Gilbert
Latin American oil and gas producer GeoPark looks to be making moves to defend itself form a hostile takeover after a rival energy firm took a large stake in the company. In a shareholder rights plan announced on Tuesday, Bogotá-based GeoPark adopted a mechanism for rights to become exercisable if an entity or person acquires ownership of 12% or more in the company. The move follows a recent SEC filing by Pampa Energy Inc., which reported a 10.17% holding in GeoPark.
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3 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Andrea Jaramillo |Jonathan Gilbert
The city skyline of Bogota, Colombia, on Sunday, July 3, 2022. Dozens of Venezuelan opposition figures, who turned Colombia into their unofficial headquarters in recent years, say the election of Gustavo Petro as Colombia's first leftist president puts them at risk, and they plan to leave.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Jonathan Gilbert
President Javier Milei’s vow to unleash Argentina’s beleaguered farmers is faltering after a decision to raise taxes on soy exports by about seven percentage points. The libertarian swept to power in late 2023 promising to bring the full force of free markets to an economy floundering under government meddling. It was welcome news to farmers hampered for years by the interventions, in particular a rare habit of taxing their exports.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberglinea.com | Jonathan Gilbert |Natalia Favre
La promesa del presidente Javier Milei de liberar a los aproblemados agricultores argentinos sufrió un duro golpe tras la decisión de elevar las retenciones a las exportaciones de soja en unos siete puntos porcentuales. El libertario llegó al poder a finales de 2023 con la promesa de aplicar las fuerzas del libre mercado a una economía que sufría bajo el constante yugo del gobierno.
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2 weeks ago |
batimes.com.ar | Jonathan Gilbert |James Grainger
President Javier Milei’s vow to unleash Argentina’s beleaguered farmers is faltering after a decision to raise taxes on soy exports by about seven percentage points. The libertarian swept to power in late 2023 promising to bring the full force of free markets to an economy floundering under government meddling. It was welcome news to farmers hampered for years by the interventions, in particular a rare habit of taxing their exports.
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Argentina praying for rain again to save soybean and corn crops. A fifth of soy acreage now considered in a bad way, according to @BolsadeC_ETyM. But water is on the way for SOME farms 👇 https://t.co/XtuWjP0vU5
Nutrien is said to be taking steps toward a sale of its 50% in Argentina fertilizer manufacturer Profertil after putting the equity stake -- recently valued at some 340m US dollars -- up for review.
Regulators in Canada finally approved Bunge's takeover of Viterra there, clearing a key hurdle to closing the global deal, by @isiscarol14 https://t.co/09U4skOxfA