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Can someone explain what's meant with that deadlock? thanks in advance!
If we look at the original word which is d’impasse, we might find the context that we need. This is from another news:
In other words, this could mean that there were disagreements with what the state was offering in the regotiotions and the shareholders wanted better conditions for themselves which prompted the negotiations to a stalemate. With the nationalization decree, I speculate that the BF state forced the capitalists that owned those shares to sell the shares to a prior negotiated value.
this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2025
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