Tag: Néstor Kirchner

Néstor Kirchner
Saturday, April 28th 2012 - 06:07 UTC

In a massive rally CFK reaffirms YPF seizure and thanks the opposition’s support

“United and organized” was the strong message from the Argentine president at the packed stadium

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez in a massive political rally on Friday defended her policy to seize YPF from Spain’s Repsol, thanked the opposition for their legislative support and called on the new generations to defend the “historic legacy”.

Monday, March 12th 2012 - 07:29 UTC

End of a long stormy relation: IMF to close office in Buenos Aires

Nestor Kirchner, a turning point in relations with the IMF

In a surprise move the IMF has decided to close its office in Buenos Aires and Argentine issues will be managed and formally addressed from Peru, according to a report from La Nacion, quoting IMF sources.

Wednesday, February 15th 2012 - 05:32 UTC

Argentina on the verge of “unprecedented energy shortage”, say former ministers

Since Nestor Kirchner took office in 2003 oil and gas reserves have been eroding

Argentina’s Energy Institute, IAE, warned that the country faces an “unprecedented energy crisis” with strong drops in hydrocarbons reserves, production and the loss of self sufficiency.

Thursday, February 2nd 2012 - 19:48 UTC

Falklands/Malvinas: One can only hope for a new realistic perspective

With “The Penguins”, the hands of the clock began to turn again......backwards.

This is the seventh of a series of extended political articles written exclusively for the Penguin News web site by Deputy Editor John Fowler. John is a former Superintendent of Education and a former Manager of the Falkland Islands Tourist Board.

Monday, January 30th 2012 - 21:23 UTC

”Cristina Fernandez, the (elected) president with most power in the history of Argentina”

Carlos Corach, former Interior minister of President Carlos Menem

President Cristina Fernandez has more power than Juan Domingo Peron “ever had” and Peronism in Argentina is guarantee of governance, according to Carlos Corach a former Interior minister from former President Carlos Menem administration and a respected solicitor and political analyst.

Saturday, January 28th 2012 - 07:26 UTC

Maximo Kirchner, the ‘favourite son’ with ever growing influence in her mother’s administration

Born to two presidents, living in politics since a child, Maximo has the gaze of his late father

The French newspaper Le Monde dedicated last week ample coverage to the son of Argentine President Cristina Fernandez, Maximo Kirchner, 34, who has a growing influence in her mother’s administration given his double condition as ‘favourite son’ and leader of a youth group La Campora which he founded and is moving full steam ahead.

Wednesday, December 7th 2011 - 05:54 UTC

In the best Kirchner style: the new cabinet is more continuity than change

Cristina Fernandez keeps to the rules experience has shown her they work

Under the heading of “More continuity than change”, Argentine political analyst Rosendo Fraga describes the incoming cabinet of re-elected president Cristina Fernandez as something very much in the style of the Kirchner.

Wednesday, December 7th 2011 - 04:02 UTC

Argentina new cabinet minister, a political scientist from Peronist nomenclature

Abal Medina has worked with De la Rúa, Nestor and Cristina Kirchner

Argentina’s new cabinet chief and former Media Secretary of the Executive, Juan Manuel Abal Medina, 43, besides his own proven merits carries an illustrious name in the Peronist nomenclature.

Friday, December 2nd 2011 - 16:00 UTC

CFK moved to tears on receiving picture of her husband painted by Chavez

The two presidents at the Miraflores Palace Nestor Kirchner meeting room

Argentine President Cristina Fernández signed on Thursday nineteen cooperation agreements in different fields with her Venezuelan counterpart Hugo Chávez at the Miraflores Palace in Caracas.

Friday, December 2nd 2011 - 00:08 UTC

IMF denies Argentine court info on how to calculate inflation: “files are inviolable”

Nestor Kirchner replaced Indec technocrats with political cronies and since then inflation in Argentina has been below two digits

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) avoided replying to an inquiry required by Argentine Judge Alejandro Catania, who handles the case of the lawsuit filed by the Domestic Trade Secretariat against private consulting agencies.

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