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 ...

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 ...

By Post Editorial Board, 25 December 2015

File this one as predictable: In a newly released tape from 2012, Argentina’s former foreign minister admits that Iran was behind the 1994 bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish center.

But Hector Timerman’s … Read More ...

24 December 2015

The Judge from San Isidro and former wife of the head of the AMIA Unit, said that after the judicial official appeared dead with a gunshot to the head, “there was a smear campaign.” She added: “It … Read More ...

By Daniel Santoro, 23 December 2015

The reason for so much political maneuvering was a political mystery until now. Cristina Kirchner carried out the removal, in May, of Judge Luis Cabral of the Court of Cassation. Then she challenge his … Read More ...