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Bengal Government Took Action After Messi Incident: Abhishek Banerjee
Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee on Tuesday said the West Bengal government has taken action following the chaos during an event involving Argentine soccer star Lionel Messi.
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Argentina Eases Entry Rules For Indians With US Visas
In a move aimed at enhancing inbound tourism and strengthening bilateral ties, the Argentine government has announced eased entry requirements for Indian citizens holding valid US visas.
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Argentina's New President Plans To Fire 70,000 Government Workers
Argentine President Javier Milei plans to fire 70,000 government workers in the coming months in one of the clearest signs yet of how the libertarian's chainsaw-style approach intends to slash the swollen state.
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Argentina Votes on Big Economic, Political Change
Argentines vote tody in a presidential runoff that could end 12 years of leftist government and see the pro-business opposition seize the helm of Latin America's third-biggest economy.
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Argentina Says Fugitive Spy Chief Flew to US After Prosecutor's Death
A fugitive former spy chief accused by the Argentine government of involvement in the murky death of a federal prosecutor in January flew from Brazil to the United States a month later, Argentina's security ministry said on Tuesday.
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Argentine Front-Runner Daniel Scioli Cuts Short Italy Trip to Battle Floods
Argentina's presidential front-runner Daniel Scioli cut short a trip to Italy for work on his prosthetic arm, returning to the province he governs amid mounting criticism over his handling of flooding that has forced thousands from their homes.
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Argentine Torture Suspect Arrested in Brazil
An Argentine man alleged to have been a government torturer during the country's military dictatorship between 1976 and 1983 has been arrested in Brazil and could face genocide charges, police said Wednesday.
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FIFA Corruption Scandal: Two Argentine Suspects Surrender
Father and son marketing executives Hugo and Mariano Jinkis, the owners of sports marketing company Full Play, are among the 14 football officials and marketing executives indicted by the United States in a sweeping investigation into corruption at the heart of world football's governing body.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron 'Almost Ill-Mannered', Says Argentine President Cristina Fernandez
Tensions over the Falkland Islands flared again on Wednesday, with Argentine President Cristina Fernandez referring to Britain's leader as "almost ill-mannered" in his comments to an official of her government over the contested archipelago.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Extends Greetings to Argentina on the Eve of National Day
President Pranab Mukherjee today extended his greetings and felicitations to the government and people of the Argentine Republic on the eve of their National Day.
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Argentina Declassifies Files on 1992 Israel Embassy Attack
Argentina has declassified the files relating to the 1992 bombing outside the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires that left 29 dead and 200 wounded, according to the documents published in local media, today.
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Argentine Forensics Flag Flaws in Mexico Probe into Abducted Students
Argentine forensic experts have voiced serious doubts about a Mexican government probe into the abduction and suspected massacre last year of 43 trainee teachers, who officials have declared dead.
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Argentina's Cristina Kirchner Says Prosecutor Killed in Plot Against Her
Argentine President Cristina Kirchner said Thursday she believed that a prosecutor who died under suspicious circumstances was murdered in a plot to implicate her government in a cover-up of a 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center.
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Argentine President Broke Ankle By Slipping on Wet Floor
A wet floor caused Argentine President Cristina Fernandez to slip and fracture her left ankle, the government said on Monday, providing the first details of the South American leader's latest of several health setbacks.
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Default Fuels Uncertainty, Stock Drop in Argentina
Argentina entered economic limbo Thursday, forced into a default that could undermine an already frail economy if a dispute with US creditors is not resolved soon.
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Bengal Government Took Action After Messi Incident: Abhishek Banerjee
Trinamool Congress national general secretary Abhishek Banerjee on Tuesday said the West Bengal government has taken action following the chaos during an event involving Argentine soccer star Lionel Messi.
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Argentina Eases Entry Rules For Indians With US Visas
In a move aimed at enhancing inbound tourism and strengthening bilateral ties, the Argentine government has announced eased entry requirements for Indian citizens holding valid US visas.
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Argentina's New President Plans To Fire 70,000 Government Workers
Argentine President Javier Milei plans to fire 70,000 government workers in the coming months in one of the clearest signs yet of how the libertarian's chainsaw-style approach intends to slash the swollen state.
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Argentina Votes on Big Economic, Political Change
Argentines vote tody in a presidential runoff that could end 12 years of leftist government and see the pro-business opposition seize the helm of Latin America's third-biggest economy.
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Argentina Says Fugitive Spy Chief Flew to US After Prosecutor's Death
A fugitive former spy chief accused by the Argentine government of involvement in the murky death of a federal prosecutor in January flew from Brazil to the United States a month later, Argentina's security ministry said on Tuesday.
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Argentine Front-Runner Daniel Scioli Cuts Short Italy Trip to Battle Floods
Argentina's presidential front-runner Daniel Scioli cut short a trip to Italy for work on his prosthetic arm, returning to the province he governs amid mounting criticism over his handling of flooding that has forced thousands from their homes.
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Argentine Torture Suspect Arrested in Brazil
An Argentine man alleged to have been a government torturer during the country's military dictatorship between 1976 and 1983 has been arrested in Brazil and could face genocide charges, police said Wednesday.
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FIFA Corruption Scandal: Two Argentine Suspects Surrender
Father and son marketing executives Hugo and Mariano Jinkis, the owners of sports marketing company Full Play, are among the 14 football officials and marketing executives indicted by the United States in a sweeping investigation into corruption at the heart of world football's governing body.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron 'Almost Ill-Mannered', Says Argentine President Cristina Fernandez
Tensions over the Falkland Islands flared again on Wednesday, with Argentine President Cristina Fernandez referring to Britain's leader as "almost ill-mannered" in his comments to an official of her government over the contested archipelago.
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President Pranab Mukherjee Extends Greetings to Argentina on the Eve of National Day
President Pranab Mukherjee today extended his greetings and felicitations to the government and people of the Argentine Republic on the eve of their National Day.
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Argentina Declassifies Files on 1992 Israel Embassy Attack
Argentina has declassified the files relating to the 1992 bombing outside the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires that left 29 dead and 200 wounded, according to the documents published in local media, today.
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Argentine Forensics Flag Flaws in Mexico Probe into Abducted Students
Argentine forensic experts have voiced serious doubts about a Mexican government probe into the abduction and suspected massacre last year of 43 trainee teachers, who officials have declared dead.
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Argentina's Cristina Kirchner Says Prosecutor Killed in Plot Against Her
Argentine President Cristina Kirchner said Thursday she believed that a prosecutor who died under suspicious circumstances was murdered in a plot to implicate her government in a cover-up of a 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center.
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Argentine President Broke Ankle By Slipping on Wet Floor
A wet floor caused Argentine President Cristina Fernandez to slip and fracture her left ankle, the government said on Monday, providing the first details of the South American leader's latest of several health setbacks.
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Default Fuels Uncertainty, Stock Drop in Argentina
Argentina entered economic limbo Thursday, forced into a default that could undermine an already frail economy if a dispute with US creditors is not resolved soon.
