By Toby Dershowitz and Gardner Lange 18 January 2018
On January 18, 2015, Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found bludgeoned and shot to death in his normally well-protected Buenos Aires apartment. His assassination was likely one more attempted cover-up in … Read More ...
By Toby Dershowitz and Mark Dubowitz 11 December 2017
One morning last week, Argentines woke up to a political earthquake: A judge had charged a former president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, with “treason against the homeland,” punishable by up to 25 years … Read More ...
Today, former Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner appeared in court to respond to allegations of her involvement in seeking to cover up Iran’s role in the terrorist attack on Buenos Aires’ AMIA Jewish community center in 1994. The deadliest … Read More ...
Former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who has at least eight corruption and treason charges against her, won a seat in the Argentine senate during Sunday’s midterm elections. Kirchner’s party came in second to the Macri-backed candidate Esteban Bullrich, who … Read More ...
By Toby Dershowitz 2 October 2017
A 400-page report submitted Sept. 22 by Argentine police investigators to that nation’s courts found what many people instinctively knew: that special prosecutor Alberto Nisman was murdered in January 2015, and that he did not commit … Read More ...
By Toby Dershowitz and Gardner Lange (18 July 2017)
There should be no statute of limitations on terrorism cases. That’s why the murder of 85 Argentines who were at the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA) when it was bombed 23 … Read More ...
By Toby Dershowitz (4 January 2017)
After nearly two years without progress, the investigation into whether former Argentine president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner conspired with Iran to cover up the Islamic Republic’s role in Argentina’s deadliest terrorist attack was at … Read More ...
Even though there has been ample time and evidence linking the bombing to Iran, justice still has not been served for the 85 men, women and children whose lives were taken on that fateful day and the hundreds more that … Read More ...