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• Daniel Martinez Garbuno
Aerolíneas Argentinas says it will not seek additional government funding despite rising fuel costs, citing two consecutive years of positive financial results. The stance comes as Argentina’s government continues to pursue privatization of the state-owned carrier.
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Aerolíneas Argentinas says it will not seek additional government funding despite rising fuel costs, citing two consecutive years of positive financial results. The stance comes as Argentina’s government continues to pursue privatization of the state-owned carrier.
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