On Tuesday, the Armenian Parliament will vote to seek removal of Oskanian's parliamentary immunity, in order to charge him with expropriating funds and money laundering.
The measure, which will expropriate those with savings in won, was aimed at corrupt officials and well-off traders.
"We've got a majority in parliament to make legislation that will give us power to expropriate land with compensation".
Precedent shows that U.S. courts defer to the Executive Branch's prerogative to sacrifice bona fide fair compensation to claimants in order to normalize diplomatic relations with the expropriating foreign government.
In case the prospect of rich people making an extra buck out of expropriating hundreds of families with the use of highly poisonous chemicals wasn't depressing enough, it's not even like Romania as a whole is going to benefit much from the deal.
Argentina, on the other hand, repeatedly clashed with YPF's Spanish owner, Repsol, before expropriating its controlling stake, creating a diplomatic dispute with Spain and tension with the European Union.
Over the following year, Malema retained his popularity within the ANC Youth League and beyond with his populist message, which included calls for nationalizing mines and banks and expropriating white-owned farmland, resonating with many.
C3 Oil Companies vs. Yemen Two American oil companies, Hunt Oil and Exxon, filed arbitration proceedings this week against the government of Yemen for expropriating an oil-producing block with output worth more than $1 billion a year.
[C1.] U.S. Oil Companies Take Action Against Yemen Two United States oil companies, taking an uncommon tack, have filed arbitration proceedings against the government of Yemen for expropriating an oil-producing block with output of more than $1 billion a year.
The tiny, apparently unworldly nun in the famous white habit with blue edging, and the fleshy tycoon with the habit of expropriating what wasn't his, met in London on Friday 15 April 1988, in Maxwell's London flat.
