No Charges in Argentina
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Charges of alleged cover-up against Argentine President Kirchner in the 1994 Buenos Aires bombing have been dropped.
![• The ‘94 bombing of a Jewish center in Buenos Aires killed 85.
• It was the deadliest in Argentina’s history. Iran was suspected.
• But Iran’s involvement was covered up, prosecutors said.
• Prosecutor Alberto Nisman accused Argentinian President.
• He said President covered for Iran in exchange for a trade deal.
• Nisman “committed suicide” hours before he was to testify.
• A judge then dismissed the case but it was appealed.
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Prosecutor drops case against Argentine President
NO CHARGES IN ARGENTINA
• The new prosecutor has just dropped the case.
• “There was no crime here, either carried out or attempted.”](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/147chargesdroppedargentinepres-150422131137-conversion-gate01/85/No-Charges-in-Argentina-1-320.jpg)
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No Charges in Argentina
- 1. • The ‘94 bombing of a Jewish center in Buenos Aires killed 85. • It was the deadliest in Argentina’s history. Iran was suspected. • But Iran’s involvement was covered up, prosecutors said. • Prosecutor Alberto Nisman accused Argentinian President. • He said President covered for Iran in exchange for a trade deal. • Nisman “committed suicide” hours before he was to testify. • A judge then dismissed the case but it was appealed. NEWSFEATHER.COM [ U N B I A S E D N E W S I N 1 0 L I N E S O R L E S S ] Prosecutor drops case against Argentine President NO CHARGES IN ARGENTINA • The new prosecutor has just dropped the case. • “There was no crime here, either carried out or attempted.”