Argentine Ex-President: Hezbollah Killed My Son
Former Argentine President Carlos Menem told a federal judge that his son was killed in a terrorist attack by Hezbollah in 1995.
Argentina’s Jews Riled By President Kirchner’s ‘Merchant of Venice’ Comments
Argentina’s Jewish community is up in arms over President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s comparison of Shakespeare’s Shylock to the investment funds that have bought up the national debt on the cheap.
Argentina Won’t Seek To Revive Pact With Iran on 1994 Jewish Center Bombing Probe
Argentina’s new government will not appeal a court’s decision to strike down a deal with Iran over investigating a deadly 1994 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish community center, a government source said on Friday, putting the long-running controversy to rest.
Argentina To Pay Compensation Over 1994 Jewish Centre Attack
Argentinian politicians have passed a law aimed at providing financial compensation to the victims of the 1994 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish centre.
Argentina President: US ‘Vulture Funds’ Backed Nisman Before His Death
Argentina’s President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has gone on the offensive against her critics by claiming she is the target of a conspiracy between US “vulture funds,” Jewish community groups and the prosecutor Alberto Nisman, who died in suspicious circumstances earlier this year.
Argentina Ex-Leader Cristina Fernandez Charged With Money Laundering
Former Argentine president Cristina Kirchner was formally charged with money laundering and running a criminal association related to real estate dealings, the country’s Judicial Information Service said on Tuesday.
Argentina – Gun Found In Probe Into Argentine Prosecutor Death
Argentina – The discovery of a gun in a storage area raised new questions Wednesday about the death of prosecutor Alberto Nisman, a mystery that has rocked Argentina.
Arcane NJ Law Prevents Retired Cops From Carrying Concealed Weapon
New Jersey’s arcane gun law is preventing some retired cops from getting a permit to carry a concealed weapon, according to a published report.
Arcadi Gaydamak seeks to bring to power the coalition of the powerless.
In order to cut energy costs, the government turned out the light at the end of tunnel, say the Israelis.
Arcadi Gaydamak Gets Prison Leave To Give Evidence In Israel
Businessman Arcadi Gaydamak today arrived straight from a French prison to testify at the Tel Aviv District Court in the hearing of his petition to have businessman Nahum Galmor declared bankrupt.