Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Buenos Aires Herald

Wednesday
March 9, 2016
After rough discussions, Lower House committees today cleared the holdouts bill for debate with changes proposed by the Renewal Front and criticism from Victory Front lawmakers.
• Macri’s holdouts bill wins key support• Economists clash over pros and cons• FpV warns deal could prompt legal action
The leader of the Justicialist bloc in the Lower House Diego Bossio said the so called “vulture” funds “speculated” about Argentina’s political scenario before accepting an agreement on the country’s defaulted bonds.

CTA union claims as much as 90,000 have been sacked since Macri took office

Carlotto blasts president for ongoing layoffs in the public sector

The president of Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo Estela Barnes de Carlotto slammed President Mauricio Macri yesterday for the ongoing layoffs of state and public sector workers since his inauguration in December last year, framing the situation as a potential threat to human rights.
The Supreme Court avoided taking a position on the constitutionality of the restrictions on the purchase of dollars that were decided by the administration of former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, saying the so called currency “clamp” was an “abstract” and “useless” matter.

Legal team rejects judge’s ‘hurried’ decision 

Lagomarsino appeals Nisman ruling

By Luciana Bertoia

Kirchnerites criticize ‘insufficient’ response from Let’s Change

Pink House condemns political attacks

• Neo-Nazi gangs members arrested• New attack puts gov’t under pressure

Questions nomination of justices in Argentina

IACHR calls special Media Law meeting

Nobel Peace prize laureate links attacks to right-wing groups

Pérez Esquivel’s Mar del Plata residence destroyed after break-in

By Wayne Bernhardson / For the Herald

Despite lifting of dollar clamp

BA immigrants keep faith with the city’s cuevas

By Orlando Jenkinson
An American tourist was stabbed to death and at least nine other people were wounded by a Palestinian armed with a knife on a popular boardwalk in Tel Aviv on Tuesday, authorities said, while US Vice President Joe Biden was in a meeting a few kilometers away.
The US dollar today jumped 6 cents to 15.26 pesos (buying price) and 15.66 pesos (selling price) in Buenos Aires City banks and foreign exchange office.
US stocks ended near session lows on Tuesday in a late selloff as the energy sector tumbled alongside the price of oil and after soft Chinese trade data rekindled fears that the global economy is weaker than anticipated.
32 people resulted injured as a San Martín train engine caught fire in the Buenos Aires City neighbourhood of Villa Devoto. None of them was in a "serious" condition, SAME chief Alberto Crescenti said.
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto made a piercing intervention into the US presdiential race, breaking a months-long silence on the battle for the White House by comparing the language of Donald Trump to that of dictators Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini in an interview.
Lionel Messi, who has made a brilliant start to the year for Barcelona, will play his first 2018 World Cup qualifiers this month after being named in a 29-man Argentina squad.
Venezuela has settled debts with at least three global drug companies by giving them bonds that trade at a heavy discount, a further sign of the country’s worsening financial crisis.




Economist and former economy minister Aldo Ferrer died at the age of 88. Politically related to the Radical Party, Ferrer earned a vast public service career.
Access to potentially life-saving contraception and abortion can be a lottery for women and girls in Latin America, often depending on their ability to pay or the personal and religious views of a health worker, Amnesty International said.
The #NiUnaMenos social movement, which has drawn attention to the violent murders of women across the country, will stage activites to coincide with National Women’s Day in Argentina, with organizers stressing that a number of key issues are continuing to hamper the success of the campaign.






TV money distribution still unfair

Eric Weil / Sportsworld

TV money distribution still unfair

You can’t always get what you want

Martín Gambarotta - News Editor

You can’t always get what you want

Seven days

Michael Soltys / Senior Editor

Seven days

Macri’s speech risk

Marcelo J. García

Macri’s speech risk


Argentina’s Asia-Pacific Chamber of Commerce

New Zealanders eye new opportunity for cooperation

By Michael Soltys

• World Trade

Chile benefits from China’s thirst for wine

• On Sunday

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