Argentinian president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has been formally charged with trying to cover up the involvement of the Iranians in a bombing of a Jewish center. This comes after shocking reports that prosecutor Alberto Nisman had (before his suspicious death) drafted a warrant for the arrest...
Wow – Murdered Argentine prosecutor had draft arrest warrant for President Kirchner

David previously covered the mysterious death of Alberto Nisman the day before he was to testify before the Argentine Congress regarding an alleged government cover-up of Iran’s involvement in the bombing of a Jewish Center in Buenos Aires.
There has been speculation that it was not a suicide, that Nisman was murdered...
Argentine Prosecutor Death in Iran Terror Case Gets Curiouser

Sunday night Argentinian prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found shot to death in his apartment. Nisman had been scheduled the following day to present his criminal complaint against Argentinian President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner before a closed session of Argentina’s congress.
The initial claim (one made by Kirchner herself on her Facebook page) that...
Murdered or Suicide? Argentine Prosecutor Who Blew Whistle On Iranian Terror Link

Alberto Nisman, the Argentinian prosecutor who investigated the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish center in Buenos Aires and documented Iran’s extensive terror ties in the western hemisphere, was found dead at his home Sunday night of a bullet wound to the head.
Nisman was slated to testify today on his latest explosive accusations...
Argentina Defaults On Debts — Again

For the second time in 13 years, Argentina has defaulted on its government debt payments after failing to reach a settlement with the so-called “holdout” bondholders Wednesday night.
Midnight Wednesday was the deadline of a thirty-day negotiation period during which Argentina was already in technical default, having been barred by a US...
Argentina Enters Technical Default – 30 Days ‘Til Bust?

During the past two weeks Argentina’s soccer team has rolled over its competition to advance to the World Cup Quarterfinals. Meanwhile, the team’s country has, yet again, collapsed into default.
For 12 years, Argentina has been engaged in a financial and legal row with private creditors in the US over payments on...