By Jeremy Adelman, 9 February 2015
Argentina seems poised for another crisis. It has been years in the making.
The catalyst is the mysterious death on Jan. 18 of Alberto Nisman, a federal prosecutor charged with investigating the 1994 bombing … Read More ...
By Andres D’Alessandro and Chris Kraul, 8 February 2015
Three weeks after the death of an Argentine prosecutor investigating the bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, details surrounding his demise are as murky as the labyrinthine case … Read More ...
By Simon Romero, 7 February 2015
The president did it. No, it was the Argentine spymaster plotting against her. Maybe it really was a suicide, the tragic fall of a man whose case was coming undone. Or was it Iran, … Read More ...
By Karen Zraick, originally published 7 February 2015 [Updated]
A prosecutor in Argentina accuses the president of attempting to cover up a secret deal to shield terrorists. Days later, the prosecutor is found dead and the president alleges a conspiracy. … Read More ...
By John Paul Rathbone, 5 February 2015
Truth can be stranger than fiction. Ever since Alberto Nisman was found dead in his Buenos Aires apartment, Argentina — or, more precisely, the government of Cristina Fernández — has proved the wisdom … Read More ...