Argentina’s ruling coalition secured a committee approval to authorize a $171 million payment to holdout creditors Bainbridge and Attestor. The agreement aims to resolve ongoing legal disputes stemming from the country’s 2001 default. Lawmakers are seeking a full congressional vote next week to finalize the deal. This move represents a significant step towards closing a long-standing chapter in Argentina’s economic history. The agreement has been secured with the support of coalition allies within the Chamber of Deputies. If approved, the settlement will end litigation pursued by these specific holdout investors. The government hopes this will pave the way for further negotiations with other remaining creditors.