Press TV – February 26, 2015 An Argentine judge has dismissed cover-up charges against the country’s President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner in the 1994 AMIA case. Federal Judge Daniel Rafecas said there were no elements to justify continuation of an investigation on an alleged political effort by President Kirchner to cover up the role claimed […]
Press TV – February 26, 2015 Argentine legislators have voted to disband the South American country’s intelligence agency and replace it with a new federal body that will be accountable to the Congress. The lower house of Congress voted 131 to 71 in favor of the bill, which had already been approved by the Senate. […]
teleSUR | February 18, 2015 France’s highest court prevented the extradition of an Argentine alleged torturer, Mario Sandoval, Wednesday. According to the International Federation of Human Rights (FIDH), a lower court ruled that Sandoval should be extradited to Argentina to face charges of crimes against humanity, deprivation of liberty and acts of torture causing death. […]
Argentina won another victory in its ongoing “vulture funds” battle Friday when a British judge supported the unblocking of the country's debt repayment, weakening the position of the vultures who have been desperate to collect from the Argentine state.
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— Theresa Wolfwood, Director of the Barnard-Boecker Centre Foundation, April 12, 2013
The last victims of Argentina’s military dictatorship knew nothing of their true identities. One day though, their worlds turned upside down when they learned a terrible truth. Everything they knew, their families, their names, was all part of a monstrous and cruel conspiracy. It was only through the tireless efforts of their natural grandmothers, who […]
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Press TV – January 27, 2015 Argentina’s president has described the country’s intelligence agency as a “national debt” and has announced plans to disband it. President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner made the remarks in a Monday TV address, saying she would prepare a draft legislation to set up an alternative body. “I have prepared a […]
IncaKolaNews | January 25, 2015 The latest we know, as of this Sunday morning, is that the day before his death and just before asking his work colleague Lagomarsino to lend him his pistol (the 100% confirmed weapon of death), Alberto Nisman also asked one of the police officers on protection duty around his apartment […]
