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Tag Archives: Argentina
On This Day — Argentina Prosecutor Alberto Nisman Is ‘Suicided’ (December 5 1963 – January 18 2015) [UPDATE : U.S. Attorney Announces Terrorism Charges Against High-Ranking Hizballah Member]
“Over the next few weeks, every Argentine seemed to have an opinion about how Nisman had died; the case became the Latin-American equivalent of the J.F.K. assassination, grist for conspiracy theories involving spies and foreign governments and conniving politicians. Posters … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberto Nisman, AMIA, Argentina, Buenos Aires bombings, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, news, politics, south-america
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On This Day — The Bombing of the Israel Embassy in Buenos Aires (March 17 1992) [New Revelations Exonerate Tehran]
“In 2014, the public learned that a former spy who had infiltrated the Jewish community in Buenos Aires on behalf of Argentina’s Federal Police had revealed to two investigative journalists that he had been ordered to turn over blueprints of … Continue reading
On This Day — Argentina Prosecutor Alberto Nisman Is Suicided (December 5 1963 – January 18 2015) [2021]
“Over the next few weeks, every Argentine seemed to have an opinion about how Nisman had died; the case became the Latin-American equivalent of the J.F.K. assassination, grist for conspiracy theories involving spies and foreign governments and conniving politicians. Posters … Continue reading
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Three Years Ago — Who Killed Argentina Prosecutor Alberto Nisman? And Why?
“I am not going to speculate because I do not know who killed him but, yes, there are possibly ‘dark forces’ at work in this country.” Horacio Verbitzky — Argentina’s most prominent journalist and human rights campaigner November 9 2017 — … Continue reading
Buenos Aires AMIA Bombing — New Revelations Exonerate Tehran
“In 2014, the public learned that a former spy who had infiltrated the Jewish community in Buenos Aires on behalf of Argentina’s Federal Police had revealed to two investigative journalists that he had been ordered to turn over blueprints of … Continue reading
On This Day — The Bombing of the Israel Embassy in Buenos Aires (March 17 1992) [2020]
“Over the next few weeks, every Argentine seemed to have an opinion about how Nisman had died; the case became the Latin-American equivalent of the J.F.K. assassination, grist for conspiracy theories involving spies and foreign governments and conniving politicians. Posters … Continue reading
Five Years Ago — Argentina Prosecutor Alberto Nisman Is Suicided (December 5 1963 – January 18 2015)
“Over the next few weeks, every Argentine seemed to have an opinion about how Nisman had died; the case became the Latin-American equivalent of the J.F.K. assassination, grist for conspiracy theories involving spies and foreign governments and conniving politicians. Posters … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberto Nisman, AMIA, Argentina, Buenos Aires bombings, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
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Two Years Ago — Who Killed Argentina Prosecutor Alberto Nisman? And Why?
“I am not going to speculate because I do not know who killed him but, yes, there are possibly ‘dark forces’ at work in this country.” Horacio Verbitzky — Argentina’s most prominent journalist and human rights campaigner A political scandal has … Continue reading
On This Day — The Bombing of the Israel Embassy in Buenos Aires (March 17 1992)
“Over the next few weeks, every Argentine seemed to have an opinion about how Nisman had died; the case became the Latin-American equivalent of the J.F.K. assassination, grist for conspiracy theories involving spies and foreign governments and conniving politicians. Posters … Continue reading
On This Day — Argentina Prosecutor Alberto Nisman Is Suicided (December 5 1963 – January 18 2015)
“Over the next few weeks, every Argentine seemed to have an opinion about how Nisman had died; the case became the Latin-American equivalent of the J.F.K. assassination, grist for conspiracy theories involving spies and foreign governments and conniving politicians. Posters … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberto Nisman, AMIA, Argentina, Buenos Aires bombings, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
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