By Linette Lopez, 20 March 2015
As days go by, the death of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman — who was found dead in his locked apartment two months ago — becomes murkier in his home country. But in the US … Read More ...
Nisman honored at commemoration of 92 Israeli embassy bombing in Buenos Aires
“Nisman tried to find the truth and paid with his life”, says Israeli minister
At the 23rd annual commemoration of the 1992 Israeli embassy bombing in Buenos Aires, Alberto Nisman was praised by representatives of the Israeli government as a … Read More ...
Infobae: Israeli Agriculture Minister said that “Nisman paid with his life attempting to reach the truth
The minister of Agriculture of that country, Yair Shamir, offered a strong statement during the commemoration ceremony for the victims of the bombing of the Israeli Embassy. “The murderers were financed by Iran,” he argued. Ambassador Dorit Shavit called for … Read More ...
Wall Street Journal: Second Prosecutor Asks Argentine Appeals Court to Investigate Kirchner
By Taos Turner, 19 March 2015
A second federal prosecutor in Argentina has now urged an appeals court to investigate allegations that President Cristina Kirchner conspired with Iran to cover up its alleged role in a deadly 1994 terrorist bombing.… Read More ...
IASC’s Douglas Farah: The Murder of Alberto Nisman: How the government of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner created the environment for a perfect crime
Just two months after the death of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman, Douglas Farah, a Senior Fellow at the International Assessment and Strategy Center (IASC) and personal friend of the late prosecutor, released a new report titled, “The Murder of Alberto … Read More ...