By Damian Pachter, 20 December 2015
Suspicions about what happened on the night of January 18 are taking on a new meaning today, because this time the one disputing the official version was someone from the bowels of the government … Read More ...
The Tower: In Secret Recordings, Former Argentine FM Admits Iran Behind Massive 1994 Terror Attack
By Eamonn MacDonagh, 20 December 2015
Former Argentine Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman knew that Iran was responsible for the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish center in Buenos Aires even as he negotiated with the regime in Tehran, secretly-recorded telephone … Read More ...
La Nacion: Audio reveals that Timerman acknowledged that Iran was responsible for the AMIA bombing
19 December 2015
In two audio recordings broadcast by Radio Mitre last night, former foreign minister Héctor Timerman argues with the former directors of the AMIA about the agreement with Iran. In one part, the former minister acknowledges implicitly that … Read More ...
Buenos Aires Herald: Gov’t seeks to maintain warrants
19 December 2015
President Mauricio Macri’s new administration has made it clear that it has every intention of maintaining international arrest warrants against three Iranian suspects of the 1994 AMIA Jewish community centre.
In July of this year Interpol requested … Read More ...
Argentina moves decisively on AMIA case
Macri’s Justice Ministry drops MOU appeal, nullifying pact with Iran; New lead prosecutor for AMIA Unit to “revitalize” Nisman’s investigation; Nisman complaint against former President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner re-opened
In its first week in office, the administration of President … Read More ...