Argentina has opened Falklands oil sanctions against 45 companies and executives, and its main business group has publicly backed the government's claim.
ARGENTINA · POLITICS
Key Facts
—What happened Argentina opened a sanctions process against 45 companies and executives working on oil near the Falklands.
—The legal basis A 2011 law penalises unauthorised drilling on the Argentine continental shelf with up to fifteen years in prison.
—Who is named Navitas Petroleum, Rockhopper Exploration, JHI Associates, Noble Corporation and Fugro are among the targets.
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