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  • 10/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    CFK: press should reveal who funds it

    President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner used a nationwide broadcast coverage to slam her critics in the press and suggest that a law should be introduced to force journalists and newspapers to reveal who funds them.

  • 10/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Education official quits Scioli’s administration

    After Silvina Gvirtz quit Buenos Aires province’s education portfolio yesterday Governor Daniel Scioli opted for reshuffling his Cabinet as part of a streamlining plan.

  • 10/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Syrian rebels pull back from Aleppo

    President Bashar al-Assad named a new prime minister yesterday to replace Syria’s most senior government defector. Assad appointed Wael al-Halki, a Sunni Muslim from the southern province of Daraa where the Syrian uprising erupted 17 months ago, to head the government after Riyad Hijab fled on Monday after spending only two months in the job. Assad has focused his fierce army counter-offensive on Syria’s two main cities, reasserting control over much of Damascus before taking the fight to the northern commercial hub.

  • 10/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Thunder Bolt strikes again

    Jamaica’s Usain Bolt strikes his signature pose after his gold medal win in the men’s 200-metre final during the athletics in the Olympic Stadium yesterday. Bolt, 25, matched his stunning Beijing 100 and 200 crowns four years ago by adding a second London Games gold to his imperious 100 metres victory on Sunday.

  • 09/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Banco Ciudad bill passed by Lower House

    The Lower House yesterday approved a bill transferring control of funds for future law cases from the Banco Ciudad to Banco Nación in a rapid session tinged with controversy over quorum after the opposition left the chamber shortly after the debate had started.

  • 09/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Egypt fires chief spy over Sinai attack

    Egypt’s president fired his intelligence chief yesterday for failing to act on an Israeli warning of an imminent attack days before militants stormed a border post in the Sinai Peninsula and killed 16 soldiers.

  • 09/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Leonas to play for gold

    LONDON - World champions Argentina eliminated Britain's women with a 2-1 defeat yesterday and will fight over hockey gold with reigning Olympic champions the Netherlands, who squeezed through past New Zealand in a thrilling penalty shootout. Argentina dominated hosts Britain throughout much of the semifinal, in which ‘‘Las Leonas’’ treated the 16,000-strong crowd to a display of magnificent stick and passing skills, while Britain often struggled to string their passes together. Just five minutes into the game, Noel Barrionuevo flicked a penalty corner through British defender Crista Cullen's legs for the 1-0 lead. Carla Rebecchi, scored for the the halftime 2-0 lead. Argentina’s men’s basketball team (photo left) also netted a victory to relish. They beat Brazil 82-77 at  North Greenwich Arena in London in the Olympic men's basketball  quarter-finals.

  • 08/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Assad resurfaces to meet Iran envoy

    In this photo released by the Syrian official news agency SANA, Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary, Saeed Jalili, meets with Syrian President Bashar Assad in Damascus, Syria yesterday.

  • 08/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Gov’t to seize controversial money-printer

    The national government yesterday announced it’s intervention in the South American Values Company (CVS), formerly known as Ciccone Calcográfica, through Decree 1338/12, and stated that it had sent a bill to Congress in order to expropriate the company.

  • 08/08/2012 | Printed Edition

    Judge’s injunction favours dollar purchase

    A federal judge yesterday ordered the tax agency AFIP to authorize a couple to purchase dollars in order to purchase a property, and questioned the “cynical conduct” of the agency in the exchange market.


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