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 ...
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 ...
By Hugh Bronstein, 12 February 2015
The investigation into the death of an Argentine prosecutor who leveled criminal charges against the president has become too politicized and needs the involvement of a regional human rights commission, the dead man’s ex … Read More ...
[Interview with Argentina’s Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman]
By Rosalind S. Helderman and Tom Hamburger, 10 February 2015
Argentina has been plunged into political turmoil by the mysterious death of prosecutor Alberto Nisman the night before he was due to present … Read More ...
By Mariano Castillo, 9 February 2015
Everyone agrees — the mysterious death of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman has all the twists of a thriller. But what exactly does that mean?
A number of people have been pulled into the unfolding … Read More ...
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 ...