By Taos Turner and Matt Moffett, 5 March 2015
The ex-wife of a top prosecutor who died mysteriously in January presented a report by top forensic specialists asserting that he was the victim of a homicide, ratcheting up pressure on … Read More ...
Wall Street Journal: Prosecutor Appeals Dismissal of Accusations Against Argentina’s President
By Taos Turner, 4 March 2015
A federal prosecutor on Wednesday appealed a judge’s decision last week to reject allegations that Argentine President Cristina Kirchner plotted with Iran to cover up its alleged role in a deadly 1994 terrorist bombing.… Read More ...
The Guardian: Argentina, Iran and the strange death of Alberto Nisman
By Gabriel Bracesco, 20 February 2015
Silently marching through Buenos Aires in the heavy rain, the mourners remembered a father, an ex-husband, a son, a colleague.
With 400,000 people standing alongside them seeking justice for Alberto Nisman, it took the … Read More ...
Wall Street Journal: A Quarter-Million Argentines Protest Prosecutor’s Death
By Juan Forero and Taos Turner, 19 February 2015
A quarter of a million Argentines marched in silence under driving rain Wednesday to honor a prosecutor they believe gave his life last month for investigating a deadly 1994 terrorist bombing.… Read More ...
Council on Foreign Relations: A Mysterious Death Rocks Argentina
By Danielle Renwick and Sergio Berensztein (Interviewee), 19 February 2015
Argentina has drawn international attention for the January 18 death of Alberto Nisman, a prosecutor who was investigating the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center in Buenos Aires that killed … Read More ...
New York Times: March to Honor Dead Prosecutor Highlights Tensions Over Government in Argentina
By Simon Romero and Jonathan Gilbert, 18 February 2015
Tens of thousands of Argentines flowed into the center of this city on Wednesday for a demonstration in honor of Alberto Nisman, the prosecutor whose mysterious death last month has gripped … Read More ...
Washington Post: Amid twists in Argentine prosecutor case, thousands ready to protest
By Irene Caselli and Joshua Partlow, 18 February 2015
A month after prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found dead in his bathroom, thousands of Argentines marched Wednesday evening to protest the unsolved mystery and criticize the government’s handling of the case.… Read More ...
Wall Street Journal: Prosecutor Seeks to Charge Argentine President With Obstructing Probe
By Taos Turner and Ryan Dube, 13 February 2015
A federal prosecutor here asked a judge on Friday to charge Argentine President Cristina Kirchner and other officials with conspiring with Iran to obstruct a probe into a 1994 bombing, reviving … Read More ...