In
a
scathing
statement,
Repsol
called
the
action
"manifestly
unlawful
and
gravely
discriminatory."
"(The)
public
interest
has
in
no
way
been
justified
and
clearly
contravenes
the
obligations
undertaken
by
the
Republic
of
Argentina
during
the
privatisation
of
YPF,
breaching
the
most
basic
principles
of
legal
certainty
and
of
reliance
by
the
international
investment
community,"
it
said.
The
company
vowed
to
explore
"all
pertinent legal
actions
to preserve
the
value
of
all
their
assets
and
the
interests
of
all
their
shareholders"
under
national
and
international
law.
Repsol,
which
has
a
57%
stake
in
YPF,
also…
