I know this thread is almost dead, but this is interesting. Another journalist who has dared to take action against the K regime has suffered a robbery under suspicious circumstances. After returning from lodging a complaint re the K press attacks - the OEA (Organizacion del los Estados Americanos)...four well dressed motochorros, in a very organized attack, took off with his laptop full of data. I know this could just be a simple robbery as some would obviously point out, and I'm not one for conspiracy theories but here in Argentina I have seen too many incidents occur when some in the media speak out against the National K government. For example, Mirtha Legrand, became a victim of a highly organized robbery within days of speaking out against Cristina K. There are numerous incidents where journalists and celebrities have been targeted straight after 'crossing the line' with the K government.
The timing of the attack/robbery for the journalist bellow is too suspicious to discount as mere chance, the very next day after returning. Indeed one of his colleagues was also visited by the AFIP within hours of returning from the same trip. Is Cristina's government capable or willing to commit such attacks? Some pro K commentators will probably say no, but if these incidents keep occurring, it will be harder to not suspect the K Government for much longer.
Alfredo Leuco sugirió que lo robaron "motochorros seleccionados" por el kirchnerismo
"El periodista apuntó contra sectores ligados al oficialismo por el ataque; "aquellas dudas que tenía ayer, hoy son mucho más grandes", dijo"
Leuco reveló que durante la madrugada de hoy recibió llamadas "terribles", y que se enteró que también las recibieron "otros periodistas que fueron a la presentación por la libertad de expresión en la OEA".
http://www.lanacion....o-por-el-ataque
Also, Cristina's allies up north don't seem too happy with journalists who don't tow the official line:
AMERICAN Miami Herald JOURNALIST DETAINED BY VENEZUELAN MILITARY INTELLIGENCE AUTHORITIES while reporting on supply shortages in the country.
"CARACAS -- Jim Wyss, the Miami Herald’s Andean bureau chief, was detained by Venezuelan authorities Thursday while reporting on the country’s chronic shortages and looming municipal elections. Wyss remained in custody late Friday."
“We are very concerned,” said Aminda Marqués Gonzalez, the Herald’s executive editor. “There doesn’t seem to be any basis for his detention and we’re trying to figure out what’s going on. We are asking that Jim Wyss be released immediately.”
Read more here: http://www.miamihera...l#storylink=cpy
http://www.miamihera...r-detained.html
