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Tag: Guido Antonini Wilson

  • Thursday, September 28th 2023 - 08:59 UTC

    Argentina: Former minister and tax bureau chief both acquitted in money smuggling case

    The prosecution's arguments against De Vido (left) were not shared by the court

    A court in Buenos Aires Wednesday acquitted former Planning Minister Julio De Vido and AFIP tax bureau Chief Ricardo Echegaray for the 2007 attempted smuggling of a suitcase containing nearly US$ 800,000 which was being brought into the country by Guido Antonini Wilson, who was believed to be an envoy of then-Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez.

  • Monday, July 30th 2012 - 16:39 UTC

    Argentina plans to explore for oil and gas next to the Falklands

    Cabinet chief Abal Medina made the announcement in a letter to Congress

    As part of its “Malvinas noose tightening” policy the Argentine government is planning an international tender to offer licenses to explore for oil near the Falkland Islands, reports Buenos Aires main daily Clarin in its Monday edition, citing a letter to Congress by Cabinet chief Juan Manuel Abal Median.

  • Monday, May 3rd 2010 - 08:02 UTC

    Corruption Claims in Argentine/Venezuelan Trade Involve Néstor Kirchner

    Former Argentine ambassador to Venezuela Eduardo Sadous stands by his statements to a federal court

    The Argentine political establishment is agitated after the heavy remarks made before a federal judge by former Argentine ambassador to Venezuela Eduardo Sadous, who said local businessmen had to pay kickbacks to former president Néstor Kirchner administration officials to be able to export their goods to Venezuela.