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32 years after AMIA attack: Monument in honor of victims to be erected in Binyamin
The 85 victims of the 1994 Buenos Aires Jewish center bombing will be commemorated in Binyamin under a new Israeli-Argentine initiative.
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The 85 victims of the 1994 Buenos Aires Jewish center bombing will be commemorated in Binyamin under a new Israeli-Argentine initiative.
Outsider Everywhere follows the Polish author's 24 years in Argentina.
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According to Argentina's migration authorities, Bolsonaro boarded a private plane in the northeastern city of Puerto Iguazú on Tuesday evening, just 40 minutes after crossing into the country by land.
Brazil loss in Singapore marred by unruly end to friendly Argentina beaten 2-1 by Uruguay in Buenos Aires Raphinha was sent off as Brazil crashed to a 3-2 defeat by Japan in their international friendly in Singapore. The Barcelona...
Leonardo Bertulazzi, a former member of the Marxist guerrilla group the Red Brigades, was about to be extradited to his home country of Italy. Leonardo Bertulazzi, 74, awaiting extradition to Italy, reportedly used harness to flee...
Leonardo Bertulazzi, a 74-year-old former member of Italy's Red Brigades militant group, escaped house arrest in Buenos Aires, Argentina, while awaiting extradition to Italy. According to authorities, Bertulazzi used...
A 74-year-old former Red Brigades member has pulled off a bizarre escape from house arrest in Argentina, allegedly ditching his ankle monitor in a tube of pork before rappelling down from a fifth-floor apartment....
On November 10, 74-year-old Leonardo Bertulazzi—a former senior leader of Italy’s radical Marxist Red Brigades who was awaiting extradition to serve a 27-year prison sentence for terrorism-related crimes—escaped...
Leonardo Bertulazzi, ex-member of Italy’s radical far-left Red Brigades, fled in dramatic fashion, ‘like something out of a movie’ As dozens of police and sniffer dogs poured into San Telmo, a traditional Buenos...
In a tit-for-tat move, Iran has said it now considers Argentina's navy and air force as "terrorist organizations." Tehran claimed Buenos Aires is responsible for further consequences. Iran has labeled Argentina’s navy and air force as...
The Iranian Foreign Ministry on Wednesday designated the naval and air forces of Argentina as “terrorist organizations” to retaliate for Argentina naming Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a terrorist...
The move comes months after the government of Javier Milei designated Iran's IRGC as a 'terrorist organisation'.
In a tit-for-tat move, Iran has said it now considers Argentina's navy and air force as "terrorist organizations." Tehran claimed Buenos Aires is responsible for further consequences.
It was not immediately clear what practical effect the designation would have.