Argentina ready to cut deal with Iran, to forget about the bombings

[ghost]

Another smart move from Twitterman the idiot.
http://www.haaretz.com/print-editio...sh-community-1.351983?localLinksEnabled=false

 

[xibeca]

And what proof is there that Iran was involved exactly?

 

[PabloAriel]

"secret negotiations" "relied on a classified document". Nothing else to say.

 

[notebook.fix]

What will the end result be after this Iran move? Will it lower our image in the world even further?


http://www.tn.com.ar/politica/137508/energico-repudio-al-bloqueo-de-diarios

 

[gouchobob]

Kind of makes sense for this government as they have close ties to Chavez who is one of the few leaders in the world with friendly relations with Iran.

 

[xibeca]

Kind of makes sense for this government as they have close ties to Chavez who is one of the few leaders in the world with friendly relations with Iran.

Russia and China, two of the most powerful nations, both have friendly relations with Iran.

 

[ReemsterCARP]

Kind of makes sense for this government as they have close ties to Chavez who is one of the few leaders in the world with friendly relations with Iran.

Except for a few of Chavez' donor darlings, most nations that have cordial relations with Venezuela do not align their foreign policy with that country.

 

[PabloAriel]

Kind of makes sense for this government as they have close ties to Chavez who is one of the few leaders in the world with friendly relations with Iran.

Yep, it sure makes sense:
http://www.buenosairesherald.com/ar...ia-case-be-relit-to-be-seen-across-all-forums
http://www.buenosairesherald.com/ar...niversary-of-israeli-embassy--terrorist-atack

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[gouchobob]

Well its obvious Argentina is in the Hugo camp like it or not. Doesn't mean that they align exactly with everything Hugo says but they are definitely on the same page. In Iran Hugo is practically an honorary ayatollah. Not surprising Argentina would try to use these relationships to get closer to Iran as well. Whatever Timmerman says on any subject is of doubtful credibility. It gives the world the impression that Argentina is moving further to the left and that the government might become more authoritarian in nature.

 

[ptolemy]

Well its obvious Argentina is in the Hugo camp like it or not. It gives the world the impression that Argentina is moving further to the left and that the government might become more authoritarian in nature.

Yeah, Hugo is here tomorrow : http://www.buenosairesherald.com/article/62812/chávez-to-begin-south-america-tour-in-buenos-aires