20 July 2015
Roger Noriega, former Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs of the United States, referred to the controversial death of Alberto Nisman six months after the tragic night that the prosecutor appeared in a pool of … Read More ...
By Michael Luongo, 20 July 2015
BUENOS AIRES — The names of streets and neighborhoods in Buenos Aires often commemorate historical events.
Most relate to its revolutionary period, like Nueve de Julio, often tagged the world’s widest avenue, for the … Read More ...
By Mary Anastasia O’Grady, 19 July 2015
In the foreword to the 2014 book “Iran’s Strategic Penetration of Latin America,” former Colombian Defense Minister Marta Lucía Ramírez wrote that Venezuela’s “ ‘axis of unity’ with Iran embodies Latin America’s growing … Read More ...
By Toby Dershowitz, 18 July 2015
July 18th marks 21 years since the largest terrorist attack in Argentina’s history: the bombing of the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires, which killed 85 individuals and wounded hundreds more. Evidence is … Read More ...
By Paz Rodriguez Neill, 18 July 2015
Six months after the death of Alberto Nisman and researchers today still do not know what happened to him.
They have no concrete evidence able to today uphold the hypothesis of murder, they … Read More ...