Stalled Argentina debt negotiations ensnared by Pac-Man fears and legal wrangles

LONDON/BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's debt talks have gone cold with the country at loggerheads with its creditors over the legal terms of a $65 billion bond restructuring after coming tantalisingly close to a financial agreement. Argentina's government extended a deadline for talks earlier this month to July 24, the biggest delay yet, to allow time to defuse tensions. [nL1N2DW12W]With the two sides only a whisker apart in terms of valuation of their proposals, the wrangling has shifted to..