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Sunday, May 3, 2015

Buenos Aires Herald

Former Supreme Court judge Eugenio Zaffaroni has criticised the re-election of ex-colleague Ricardo Lorenzetti to the body's presidency, arguing that the chair of the country's highest judicial authority should be assigned on a rotating basis.
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Negotiations between Greece and its international lenders over reforms to unlock remaining bailout aid have made headway and an agreement could be closer this month, a government official said.
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Teamsters trade union secretary Pablo Moyano has revealed that his organisation will demand a minimum pay rise of 33 percent for upcoming collective salary negotiations thid year, while hitting out at high inflation and income tax burdens.
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By Sebastián Lacunza
“He spent the entire time checking his smartphone without looking at me. This kind of contempt doesn’t affect me; I told him what I thought about his candidacy — it’s over,” this foreign leader, who plays in the big leagues in his country and used to have a close relationship with the Kirchners, told the Herald.
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Buenos Aires province Cabinet Chief Alberto Pérez has said presidential hopeful Sergio Massa will fight for the third place in the October elections against Margarita Stolbizer, while the Victory Front (FpV) and the PRO will compete for the presidency.
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By Martín Gambarotta
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By Mempo Giardinelli
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By Luciana Bertoia
By Fermín Koop
After almost 85 minutes of deadlock, Cristián Pavón and Pablo Pérez made the difference as they came off the bench to fire Boca Juniors to a 2-0 victory over River Plate, also sending the home team to the Primera División summit as sole leaders.
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Prosecutor Alberto Nisman
AMIA´s president Leonardo Jmelnitzky, urged today for prosecutor Alberto Nisman´s suspicious death inquiry to continue, and pointed out that the institution is waiting for the confirmation of the unconstitutional nature of Iran´s Memorandum.
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The mayor of Baltimore lifted today a night curfew imposed on the city last week to stem a spate of looting and arson that followed the funeral of a young black man who died from injuries suffered while in the police custody.
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The Nigerian army rescued hundreds of women and children last week from the Islamist fighters in northern Nigeria's Sambisa Forest in a major operation that has turned international attention to the plight of hostages.
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By Sebastián Ortega
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Fabián Tomasi, a former agricultural worker from Entre Ríos

What pesticides did to a man

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By Pablo BardinLa calle de los pianistas: mother-daughter story






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• Preguntas sobre la avenida del medio

Massa restarts the renewal

Sebastián Lacunza

Massa restarts the renewal 

The centre of the universe

James Neilson / As I See it

The centre of the universe


Of PASOs, veeps and tremors

Mempo Giardinelli

Of PASOs, veeps and tremors

Disposable lives

Daniel Politi

Disposable lives

PROs and cons

Martín Gambarotta - News Editor

PROs and cons

Busy week coming: book your dates

Cristiana Visan

Busy week coming: book your dates



Julia Pomares, Director of the Political Institutions Programme, CIPPEC

‘The parties are learning to play the primary game’ 

By Tomás Brockenshire
Fully immersed in election season as director of the Political Institutions Programme at the Centre for the Implementation of Public Policies Promoting Equity and Growth (CIPPEC), Julia Pomares spoke to the Herald in her home about the primaries and how they have evolved since 2011 and the influence of money in electoral campaigns.
By Michael Soltys / Senior Editor

• World Trade

‘Accords with China a hallmark in Argentina's foreign relations history’

• On Sunday

Disunited Kingdom



Ambito.com

Castelar tragedy engine driver feels like a 'victim'

Taxi rates go up 18 percent

Prisoner vote to be discussed

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Schwartzman puts Federer in trouble

A loving goodbye to letter-writing

Stoking the flames of xenophobia

Wining on: A restoration piece

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