Argentina asks U.S. court to revert order on debt holdouts
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Argentina is asking a U.S. appeals court to reverse an order for the country to pay $1.33 billion to “holdout” creditors who refused to join two swaps for the country's defaulted debt.
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Argentine government lawyers said in papers filed late Friday that the order violates the country's sovereignty. The lawyers said the order also threatens service on at least $24 billion of the...
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