In her first public appearance since being charged over the alleged cover-up of the AMIA terrorist attack, President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner inaugurated an amphitheatre in El Calafate and said the government is “determined to bring joy to the people.”
Secretary General to the Presidency Aníbal Fernández said prosecutor Gerardo Pollicita has been able to “maintain nothing” of Nisman’s original report alluding to a plan by the government to remove Iranian officials allegedly involved in the AMIA bombing from Interpol lists in exchange for trade preferences with Tehran.
Ricardo Sáenz, an organizer of the 18F rally marking a month since the death of Alberto Nisman, questioned the government for its criticism and “lack of respect” of the late prosecutor.
A civilian was killed and three police wounded when a masked gunman sprayed bullets into a Copenhagen meeting attended by a Swedish artist threatened with death for his cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad. Prime Minister Schmidt said it was a "terrorist attack".
Shelling suddenly stopped in the eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk after President Petro Poroshenko gave the order to gov't forces to halt firing in line with a ceasefire agreement reached last Thursday.
Independiente beat Newell’s Old Boys 3-2 in Rosario with a penalty scored by goalkeeper Diego Rodríguez at 72 minutes. Newells’s coach “Tolo” Gallego received a red card for delaying his return to the field.
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