14 January 2016
A trial in absentia could revitalize the AMIA case, the new head of the investigative unit looking into the 1994 bombing of the Buenos Aires Jewish center said.
Mario Cimadevilla, a lawyer and former senator, has been … Read More ...
El Cronista: With a push from the government, they seek to reopen Nisman’s complaint against Cristina
By Bernardo Vazquez, 8 January 2016
Almost a year ago, Alberto Nisman unexpectedly returned from the trip he had promised his daughter to Europe, left her alone in the Madrid airport waiting for her mother and, hours after returning to … Read More ...
La Nacion: AMIA: pushing for trial in abstentia for Iranian suspects
By Martin Dinatale, 7 January 2016
In a new twist from Mauricio Macri in connection with the AMIA case, the government yesterday gave new signs of moving toward a bill that promotes a trial in absentia for Iranians accused of … Read More ...
Buenos Aires Herald: DAIA meets with Malcorra, praises actions on AMIA
7 January 2016
Foreign Minister Susana Malcorra met yesterday with leaders of the DAIA Jewish community, who put forward their proposal to try in abstentia those accused of the 1994 terrorist attack on the AMIA centre.
The leaders of the … Read More ...
La Nacion: The government says that it will “get to the bottom” of the AMIA case
4 January 2016
In the Government they are confident that there will be progress in the investigations into the AMIA bombing and the death of prosecutor Alberto Nisman. This was said yesterday by Mario Cimadevilla, former Radical senator and the … Read More ...
Newsmax: Argentina Demands Truth About Prosecutor Death
By Herbert London, 4 January 2016
In 1994 the western hemisphere suffered its worst terrorist attack up to that time. A massive car bombing destroyed the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA), the Argentine Jewish Mutual Aid Society, killing 85 people … Read More ...
The Hill: As Argentinian ‘truth commission’ ends before it starts, time to investigate Iranian agents
By Matthew Levitt, 28 December 2015
In his first press conference as Argentina’s newly elected president, Mauricio Macri announced his intention to officially nullify the deal the previous government of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner signed with Iran to form a … Read More ...
MercoPress: Argentina’s MOU with Iran sponsored by Cristina Fernandez, dropped by Macri
28 December 2015
Macri’s government’s first move at the courthouse was to drop the appeal filed by the Kirchnerite administration against the ruling that declared the agreement sealed with Tehran, unconstitutional in May last year. There has been controversy surrounding … Read More ...