Juan Medina, 23, was placed on the list with his brother, Arturo Medina, 24, on Dec. 9, said the statement that was released today. The pair have a violent criminal history, including a November incident in which a the brothers stabbed a man and ...

(REP) “The government is not interested in nationalizing or anything of the kind,” Cabinet Chief Juan Manuel Abal Medina said in an interview last night with television channel America 24. “YPF is an Argentina company in spite of having ...

Shares climbed to 145 pesos after Cabinet Chief Juan Manuel Abal Medina said that the government wasn’t planning a takeover of the company. Abal Medina later retracted those statements in an interview with state-run news agency Telam.

Argentina’s Cabinet Chief Juan Manuel Abal Medina yesterday said the government won’t consider nationalizing the company, after three provinces last week withdrew oil field operating licenses from the company for underinvesting. YPF’s ...

On Wednesday, Cabinet Chief Juan Manuel Abal Medina was back on Radio Continental to explain comments he made on the same radio station the previous day. "What we want is for them to meet production [requirements]...nor do we rule out in any way ...

In a radio interview on Tuesday, Cabinet Chief Juan Manuel Abal Medina said the center-left government did not plan to take over the company, which is controlled by Spanish oil major Repsol. Those comments boosted Repsol's shares in Madrid.

But comments by Cabinet Chief Juan Manuel Abal Medina in a radio interview on Tuesday helped YPF's stock climb 7.6 percent in early trading. In Madrid, Repsol shares were up more than 4 percent. Asked if the government pressure on YPF would lead ...

Read more on Watson Pharma. U.S.-traded shares of YPF SA (NYSE:YPF)  rose 8.3%. Argentina’s Cabinet Chief Juan Medina said Wednesday that the Argentine government hasn’t ruled out any options in a dispute with YPF over falling production.

“I was so surprised that I won,” Medina said. “I was also happy to have won with Amber. She and I sort of bonded through the whole thing, so it was nice to see her win as well.” She is the daughter of Juan and Consuelo Medina and was born and raised in Hanfor

Serrano has used the names of Fernando Serrano Medina, Juan Manuel Medina-Mayo, Edgar Serrano and Edgar Serrano-Hernandez. He is charged with second-degree child rape. Tri-Cities Crime Stoppers pays a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information ...