Argentina has formally requested U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska to reconsider her order to hand over private communications, including WhatsApp messages and emails, of high-ranking officials Luis Caputo and Sergio Massa in the ongoing YPF expropriation case. The Argentine government has committed to cooperating with U.S. justice authorities amid corruption suspicions involving the Eskenazi family's entry into YPF. Argentina has also indicated it may seek to nullify the ruling if evidence is found that relevant information was concealed. Meanwhile, the New York Court of Appeals rejected a request from an NGO to delay the case, confirming that the ruling will proceed in October. In related legal developments, Interpol has responded to Argentine authorities regarding a mysterious defendant in the $LIBRA case. Separately, Chilean pharmacy chain Farmacias Ahumada has reached a settlement with the National Consumer Service (SERNAC) over a 17-year price-fixing scandal, agreeing to pay approximately $980 million in compensation to nearly 34,000 affected consumers. In Indonesia, actress Nikita Mirzani's trial for alleged extortion and money laundering resumed amid courtroom disruptions. Mirzani contested the prosecution's impartiality, and her request to play a recording purportedly evidencing manipulation of judges and prosecutors by Reza Gladys was denied by the court.