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Battle for Pesca Chile assets heats up as chairman warns of legal debacle

Pescanova chairman Juan Manuel Urgoiti took to the Chilean media to warn that the company would use all legal means possible to prevent a sale of its former Chilean subsidiaries

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 22, 2014 14:02 GMT
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Juan Manuel Urgoiti, chairman of Pescanova
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The fight for Pescanova's Chilean subsidiaries is heating up. Pescanova's chairman Juan Manuel Urgoiti has now taken to the Chilean media to warn that a sale of the assets would lead to a lengthy legal battle. [...]

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