British oil companies face criminal charges in Argentina
Manoel Giffoni
Press TV, Buenos Aires
The Argentine government is taking British energy companies to court over what it calls illegal oil drilling around the Malvinas Islands. A federal court in Argentine agreed to take the case and started the proceedings. The defendants may be sentenced to over 15 years in prison.
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