Repsol's finance chief, Miguel Martinez, has blasted Chevron's decision to invest in the firm's expropriated assets in Argentina's extensive Vaca Muerta shale formation in partnership with its former affiliate YPF, which was nationalized last year. Speaking during the Spanish oil major's financial results presentation on Thursday, Martinez accused the US major of "moving to take advantage of an illegal act by entering into an agreement over the expropriated assets prior to payment of compensation to Repsol."
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