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Alberto Nisman: Prosecutor who accused Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner of Iranian bomb cover-up found dead Andrew Buncombe The Independent [UK] 19 January 2015 An Argentinian prosecutor who accused the country’s president of orchestrating a cover-up of the investigation into a notorious bomb attack on a Jewish community centre has been found dead – […] January 19th, 2015 | Tags: Alberto Nisman, Argentina, Argentine Israelite Mutual Association (AIMA), car bomb, cover-up, Cristina Kirchner, Hezbollah, Jews | Category: corruption, Iran, South America, terrorism | Comments are closed
Stephen Gutowski The Washington Free Beacon 12/15/2014 The Greenpeace activists that recently trampled the ancient Nazca lines are now facing legal action from the government of Peru. Officials are now trying to prevent those activists from leaving the country so they can be charged, according to The Guardian. Peru will seek criminal charges against Greenpeace […] December 15th, 2014 | Tags: Greenpeace, Nazca Lines World Heritage Site, Ollanta Humala, Peru | Category: Environment, History, Politics, South America | Comments are closed
Daniel Halper The Weekly Standard 3/1/2014 A White House official emailed some reporters to say that President Obama’s team met today to discuss the ongoing situation on Ukraine. It appears President Obama did not attend. “The President’s national security team met today to receive an update on the situation in Ukraine and discuss potential policy […] March 1st, 2014 | Tags: Central America, Crimea, political dissidents, Soviet Union, Susan Rice, Ukraine, Viktor Yanukovich, Vladimir Putin | Category: Africa, Asia, Barack Obama, Cuba, Foreign Policy, History, Military, National Security, Russia, South America, Venezuela | Comments are closed
…For Coke From Argentina Soopermexican for Independent Journal Review 12/14/2013 As pundits love to tell us, you can’t change politics without changing culture first–politics is “downwind” from culture. That’s why I wish we had more commercials like this one that affirms families and children. It’s from Argentina, so don’t freak out when there’s Spanish at […] Rob Wile Business Insider 11/26/2013 The Chinese have taken control of Ecuador’s oil sector, Reuters’ Joshua Schneyer and Nichoals Medina Mora Perez report. Finding themselves largely shut out of credit markets since defaulting on $3.2 billion in debt in 2008, Ecuador turned to China. In exchange for covering 61% of the country’s $6.2 billion financing […] November 27th, 2013 | Tags: Ecuador, national debt, oil, Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), PetroEcuador, Rafael Correa | Category: California, China, Energy, Socialism, South America | Comments are closed
New Pope: Francis I Espouses Orthodoxy On Spiritual Matters While Advocating Social Justice For PoorPalash R. Ghosh International Business Times 3/13/2013 Pope Francis I, the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church, who faces the extremely difficult task of moving the church away from a global child sex abuse scandal and other woes, is the first South American ever elected pontiff. The Argentine-born son of Italian immigrants, Jorge Mario […] March 13th, 2013 | Tags: 'social justice', abortion, Argentina, Catholic Church, Coptic Christians, Egypt, Jesuits, Jesus, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Piers Morgan, Pope Francis I, redistribution of wealth | Category: Entitlements, Politicians, religion, Socialism, South America | Comments are closed
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