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US Agents Are Filling Key Posts in Argentina
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US Agents Are Filling Key Posts in Argentina
January 19, 2016

In December 2015, Mauricio Macri became the new president of Argentina. Washington was euphoric over his victory. Naturally this festive mood also permeated the US Embassy in Buenos Aires, where Macri has always been seen as «their man». And there is ample evidence that he isn’t exactly trying to conceal his trusting relationship with those American envoys…

Argentina: Battle for Presidency
November 2, 2015

The Argentine presidential election on Oct. 25 did not answer the question of who will lead the country for the next four years. The vote tally eliminated only one of the three main candidates – Sergio Massa, the ambitious leader of the centrist Frente Renovador («Renewal Front») and former head of the cabinet of ministers. He had been unable to work with President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and eventually announced his ideological break with «Kirchnerism», building an election campaign around his pointed criticism of her government’s economic policy…

Argentina: Battle for Presidency
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Argentina and Russia: 130 Years of Diplomatic Relations
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Argentina and Russia: 130 Years of Diplomatic Relations
April 29, 2015

2015 will mark the 130th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Russia and Argentina. There is no question but that the remarkable progress that has been made in recent years in various aspects of their bilateral cooperation is propelling Moscow and Buenos Aires onward toward new frontiers. During the official visit to Moscow of the president of Argentina, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, on April 21-23, the two parties signed 20 documents, notably among them a Joint Statement on the Establishment of a Russian-Argentine Comprehensive Strategic Partnership…

US vs. Latin American Leaders
March 17, 2015

The Latin American media offer a plethora of materials denigrating the politicians of the countries situated to the north of Rio Grande who have fallen out of favor with Washington. As a rule, the decisions related to the information war against unwanted leaders are taken by the White House to be implemented by the State Department or the Central Intelligence Agency… With the help of controlled media Washington plans to prevent the emergence of new Perons and Chavezes on the continent…

US vs. Latin American Leaders
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Argentina’s Reconnaissance Work against US and Israeli Spy Networks
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Argentina’s Reconnaissance Work against US and Israeli Spy Networks
February 17, 2015

Two recent high-profile suicides – one in France and another in Argentina – are very similar. A successful and well-liked French police chief by the name of Helric Fredou was found dead after launching an investigation into the terrorist attack on the offices of the Charlie Hebdo weekly… A very similar event took place in Buenos Aires, where Alberto Nisman, a special prosecutor investigating the long-ago explosion at the Jewish Cultural Center in 1994, allegedly shot himself in January…