Buenos Aires Informer

Two suspects of the Buenos Aires AMIA bombing, presidential candidate in Iran Iran's business commissioner to Buenos Aires, Ali Pakdaman, had said a day earlier that Ahmadinejad officially approved the agreement to create a Truth Commission investigating the bombing. The statement issued by the office headed by Foreign Minister … Read more on MercoPress

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AMIA, DAIA demand 'unconstitutionality' of Memorandum law with Iran … Argentine Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman and his Iranian counterpart Ali Akbar Salehi signed an agreement –the so called Memorandum of Understanding- to probe the attack of the AMIA Jewish community center on July 18th 1994 in Buenos Aires and … Read more on Buenos Aires [...]

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Iran: AMIA accused should be off Interpol list Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi said last Sunday that Tehran and Buenos Aires are working together to settle accusations made about the AMIA explosion of 1994, but at the same time contradicted his Argentine counterpart Héctor Timerman. He … Read more on Buenos Aires Herald

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CFK defends AMIA deal with Iran At the opening ceremony of the legislative year, President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner addressed the agreement signed with the Islamic Republic of Iran to probe the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish community center and that the Lower House signed … Read more on Buenos Aires Herald

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Iran: Argentina´s accusations 'ridiculous' The Iranian official also explained that the Buenos Aires-Tehran accord cannot be modified leading to a full ratification or rejection. The Parliament of Iran –where support to president Mahmud Ahmadineyad has crumbled since the 2012 legislative … Read more on Buenos Aires Herald

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UN nuclear inspectors arrive in Iran Inspectors from the UN nuclear watchdog arrived in Tehran today to hold talks over Iran's disputed nuclear program but there was no sign they would gain access to the Parchin military complex as requested. The Iranian Students' News Agency (ISNA) said … Read more on Buenos Aires Herald

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Argentina won't give information on Iran talks to AMIA survivors BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (JTA) — Argentina's Foreign Ministry rejected a request from the Jewish community and survivors of the AMIA Jewish center bombing for information about current negotiations with Iran over the case. The ministry's attorney … Read more on Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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AMIA: Timerman announces new negotiations with Iran scheduled for November In 2006, the Argentina ordered the international arrest of eight Iranians, including Ahmad Vahidi, the current Defence Minister; Moshen Rabbani, a former cultural attaché at the Iranian embassy in Buenos Aires; and Hadi Soleimanpour, the Iranian … Read more on Buenos Aires Herald

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Israel disappointed at Argentina talks with Iran Argentine President Cristina Fernandez ordered her foreign minister to accept Iran's request for talks in New York this week, marking a sharp change in diplomatic policy and drawing criticism from Jewish leaders in Buenos Aires. Ties between Argentina … Read more on Reuters

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Israel concerned by Argentina meetings with Iran, support for 'peaceful … BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Israel expressed deep concern Friday about Argentina's efforts to work with Iran to solve the South American country's worst terrorist attack. Prosecutors believe Iranians bombed a Buenos Aires Jewish center in 1994, killing … Read more on Washington Post

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Israel Disappointed by Talks Between Argentina and Iran Israel's embassy in Buenos Aires expressed "disappointment" Friday over talks between Argentina and Iran about a deadly attack nearly two decades ago on a Jewish center in the Argentine capital, AFP reported. The foreign ministers of Argentina and Iran … Read more on Arutz Sheva

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Argentina and Iran to discuss 1990s Buenos Aires bombings Iran and Argentina have agreed to a meeting to discuss two 1990s bombings in Buenos Aires for which Argentina blames Tehran. Argentine courts have blamed Iran for sponsoring an attack on a Jewish association, which killed 85 people, reported Reuters. Read more on GlobalPost

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BERMAN: The dangerous Iran flirtation The South American nation holds the dubious distinction of being the first victim of Iranian terrorism in the Western Hemisphere, suffering terrorist attacks on Israeli and Jewish targets in Buenos Aires that were carried out by Iranian-sponsored … Read more on Washington Times

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Argentina and Iran to discuss 1990s bombings UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – Iran and Argentina have agreed to a meeting to discuss two 1990s attacks on Jewish targets in Buenos Aires that were allegedly sponsored by the Islamic Republic, Argentina's president said on Tuesday. Argentine courts have … Read more on Reuters

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