The conclusions of the board of coroners that play a crucial role in determining whether late special AMIA prosecutor Alberto Nisman committed suicide or was murdered were postponed, as plaintiff’s forensic specialists failed to sign the report.
Aerolíneas Argentinas head Mariano Recalde has re-launched his candidacy for Buenos Aires city Mayor in a rally celebrated at Luna Park stadium in the country’s capital.
The Federal Court of Criminal Appeal will decide on the constitutionality of the Iran memorandum of understanding on June 22, judicial sources have revealed. Judges Ana María Figueroa, Luis María Cabral and Juan Carlos Gemignani will head a public hearing at 12 am to inform their decision.
The INDEC statistics bureau has informed inflation increased 1.1 percent in April compared to March. This way, the cost of living has increased 4.6% during the first four months of 2015.
Greenbacks in the informal market climbed three cents and closed at 12.65 pesos, showing upward trends for the fourth session in a row following a retreat in currency demands for saving purposes.
Sabbatella was never a candidate, says a source close to the afsca chief
Ruling party does not want more than three contenders in BA
Also celebrates progress toward total coverage of children
ILO praises effects of Universal Child Allowance on mothers
The South American Confederation of Football (Conmebol) has opened disciplinary proceedings against Boca Juniors following the incidents during the Libertadores Cup match in La Bombonera stadium, giving the club's authorities till Saturday at 3 pm to deliver a deposition on what happened.
• FIFA 'forcefully' condemns violence • Neither Boca nor River: hooligans win
The orange pepper spray-like substance thrown to River Plate players does not match the one used by Federal Police officers, according to the preliminary probe carried out at the Boca Juniors stadium.
• River players suffered 'chemical kerititis'• Authorities inspect La Bombonera stadium
Boca Juniors President Daniel Angelici has blamed “a group of misfits” for the aggression against River Plate players that ended up in the suspension of the second leg Libertadores Cup game between the teams, and assured the club did everything to comply with the security protocol.
Boca Juniors coach Rodolfo Arruabarrena has revealed the La Boca side will not appeal Conmebol’s sentence over the incidents during the Libertadores Cup match in La Bombonera stadium, which he described as shameful.
Security Secretary Sergio Berni said the Boca Juniors football club was to be held responsible for Thursday’s violence that left four River Plate players with severe eye injuries after they were exposed to a pepper spray-like substance as they emerged from the field’s tunnel to resume the game.
• La Bombonera stadium closed down
Boca Juniors players greeted at the club’s organized hooligan group known as La Doce (The 12th Man) that remained in the stadium harassing visiting River team after the tunnel attack.
The last 16 second leg tie between the Buenos Aires clubs at Boca's Bombonera stadium was deadlocked at 0-0 when the incident occurred in the tunnel as the players came out for the second half.
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