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  • 31/07/2012 | Printed Edition

    Garré, Berni fire back at allegations

    A political spat over the issue of crime and security bubbled over yesterday when the former financial manager of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo Foundation, Sergio Schoklender, described Security Deputy Minister Sergio Berni as “the most corrupt person there is.”

  • 31/07/2012 | Printed Edition

    HSBC takes US$2B hit

    LONDON — HSBC’s boss said yesterday revelations of lax anti-money-laundering controls had been “shameful and embarrassing” for Europe’s biggest bank, and may force it to pay out well over US$2 billion for those flaws and in compensation for UK mis-selling.

  • 31/07/2012 | Printed Edition

    Venezuela joins Mercosur

    In a special Mercosur summit to be held in the Brazilian Itamaraty Chancery in Brasilia today, President Dilma Rousseff, along with her counterparts Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, Uruguayan José Mujica and Venezuelan Hugo Chávez, will officially incorporate Venezuela into the bloc. Following its suspension from Mercosur, Paraguay will not attend the meeting.

  • 30/07/2012 | Printed Edition

    CARBAP warns market may vanish

    The CARBAP confederation of rural associations in Buenos Aires and La Pampa yesterday expressed its “concern” over the future of the grain market following its “pesofication” warning that it would cause the sector to eventually “disappear”.

  • 30/07/2012 | Printed Edition

    In Israel, Romney says Jerusalem is capital

    JERUSALEM — US presidential candidate Mitt Romney spoke aggressively yesterday about protecting Israel from Iranian nuclear threats and suggested that he was open to breaking with US policy dating to 1967 by moving the United States Embassy to Jerusalem if the Israelis asked.

  • 30/07/2012 | Printed Edition

    On the campaign path

    Argentina’s hockey and basketball teams both roared to victory yesterday at London 2012. Las Leonas, seen celebrating goal number five, beat South Africa 5-1 while the men’s basketball team managed to keep down Lithuania 102-79.

  • 30/07/2012 | Printed Edition

    Timerman lets fly in canal row with Uruguay

    The diplomatic row that has simmered for the past few weeks between Argentina and Uruguay over the contract for the dredging and maintenance of the Martín García canal in the River Plate escalated during the weekend.

  • 29/07/2012 | Printed Edition

    Gov’t denies energy sector ‘intervention’

    Federal Planning Minister Julio De Vido yesterday said that tougher controls on private energy firms ordered by  President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner do not amount to “intervention, but is just smart planning.”

  • 29/07/2012 | Printed Edition

    Rebels keep grip on Aleppo

    The Syrian government launched an offensive yesterday to retake rebel-held neighbourhoods in the nation’s commercial hub of Aleppo, unleashing artillery, tanks and helicopter gunships against poorly armed opposition fighters.

  • 29/07/2012 | Printed Edition

    Rural Society head voices discontent

    Hugo Biolcati, the head of the Argentine Rural Society (SRA), questioned yesterday the national government for failing to meet demands voiced by farmers, and complained about “denied inflation” and “savage violence.” Biolcati also said that politicians should not aim for constitutional reform “adapted for those who are in power.”  


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