15 July 2015
The 2nd Federal Oral Court has barred ex-president Carlos Menem, former judge Juan José Galeano and other defendants from leaving the country, as the accused prepare to face trial for covering up the events of the 1994 … Read More ...
The New Yorker: Death of a Prosecutor
By Dexter Filkins, 13 July 2015
In the last days of his life, Alberto Nisman could hardly wait to confront his enemies. On January 14th of this year, Nisman, a career prosecutor in Argentina, had made an electrifying accusation against … Read More ...
Clarin: A forensic expert from the U.S. believes Nisman was murdered
13 July 2015
“Based on my review and analysis of all the material on this case, including the knowledge I have of the circumstances surrounding this case, the life of Nisman, what was happening, what was going to happen … … Read More ...
Forward:American Forensic Pathologist Says Alberto Nisman Likely Murdered
13 July 2015
A U.S. forensic pathologist believes that the late Argentine special prosecutor Alberto Nisman likely was murdered.
“The evidence argues strongly and scientifically against it being a suicide,” Cyril Wecht said in an interview aired by Argentina television’s … Read More ...
La Nacion: Cristina reveals an interview with The New Yorker in which she spoke about Nisman and the pact with Iran
13 July 2015
Cristina Kirchner unveiled an extensive interview held with her in March by the prestigious magazine The New Yorker, where she spoke about the pact with Iran and the mysterious death of Alberto Nisman, who denounced her for … Read More ...
Perfil: Secret documents reveal that Iran complained about Nisman to the government
By Natalia Aguiar, 5 July 2015
A series of confidential documents that Foreign Minister Hector Timerman gave to the Justice system reveal that during the negotiations with Iran over the MOU, the Iranian representatives complained to the Argentine delegation about … Read More ...
Argentine opposition, judicial organizations and business sectors unite in strong opposition to “illegal” removal of judge in Iran MOU case
The Argentine media reports that Judge Luis Maria Cabral has filed a formal complaint against the Judicial Council over his removal last week from the Court of Cassation. Cabral’s removal came just before that court was to rule on the … Read More ...
After hearing is abruptly cancelled, critical judge is removed from panel ruling on unconstitutionality of Iran MOU
A pro-government majority on Argentina’s Judicial Council voted 7-4 to remove Judge Luis Maria Cabral from the panel that is reviewing the constitutionality of the Iran-Argentina Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) about the AMIA bombing. The court was set to hold … Read More ...