Tag: Nilda Garré

Nilda Garré
Thursday, October 11th 2012 - 05:39 UTC

Coast and Border guards conflict finds a culprit and comes to an end

Raul Garré, chief advisor and brother of the minister was sacked carrying the blame

The Argentine Coast and Border Guards conflict came to an end on Wednesday morning following an order for the officers to return to their posts and remain in barracks until new instructions.

Monday, October 8th 2012 - 06:20 UTC

Argentine government discussing military pay and pensions with all forces

Security minister Garré overwhelmed by events; Defence minister Puricelli anticipated events

The Argentine Coast and Border Guards conflict remains unchanged Sunday night with the government advancing with some disciplinary actions while the big event is scheduled for Monday/Tuesday when the Cristina Fernandez administration is supposed to come up with a ‘satisfactory’ reply to the salary and working conditions petitions.

Thursday, October 4th 2012 - 07:28 UTC

Massive protests from Argentine Coast and Border Guards demanding higher salaries

For second day running protests have continued despite firing chiefs.

The administration of president Cristina Fernandez was facing on Wednesday the major challenge of her second mandate as thousands of troops and petty officers from the border patrol and coast guard, plus some naval and police sectors went on strike over wage cuts and working conditions.

Wednesday, July 18th 2012 - 07:52 UTC

Buenos Aires sends forces to Santa Cruz province to help with law and order

Santa Cruz province police have been on strike for 16 days with no solution on sight

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez political turf, the Patagonian province of Santa Cruz has formally requested the deployment of federal forces to help keep law and order because of a 16-day strike by the provincial police.

Sunday, June 19th 2011 - 22:37 UTC

Argentine Coast Guard seizes 444 kilos of cocaine en route to Uruguay sea resort

The ‘Traful’ with a Spanish crew suffered a breakdown in the hull

Argentina’s Coast Guard reported that a total of 444 kilos of cocaine were seized on Saturday, after being found on a sailing boat manned by a Spanish crew, close to the main port of the Olivos. The vessel was heading for Piriápolis, in neighbouring Uruguay.

Tuesday, December 21st 2010 - 00:15 UTC

CFK promises 6.000 border patrols to combat crime and rash of land grabs

Security minister Nidia Garré has been given the resources and manpower to change the situation

Argentine president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner announced Monday the launching of operation “Guard Watch” with the deployment of 6.000 border guards throughout the Greater Buenos Aires with the purpose of combating the insecurity wave and putting an end to the rash of illegal occupation of open spaces by organized squatters.

Saturday, December 18th 2010 - 19:09 UTC

Conflicting assessments of Argentina’s defence policy and military capabilities

Half the Argentine Air Force is grounded and pilots loosing their flying certificates claims Jaunarena

Conflicting assessments of Argentina’s military capacity, defence policies and future planning were given by the brand-new Defence minister, Arturo Puricelli and a former minister from the opposition.

Thursday, December 16th 2010 - 12:05 UTC

CFK names first Security Minister to address the challenge of “social problems”

Former Defence minister Nilda Garré has a new challenge

In an attempt to cope with what has been described as “social problems”, Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner swore in Nilda Garré as new Security Minister and Arturo Puricelli as new Defence Minister during a ceremony at Government House.

Wednesday, December 15th 2010 - 02:57 UTC

CFK names professional politician and bureaucrat Defence minister

Former Santa Cruz Governor Arturo Antonio Puricelli  Sociedad

Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner appointed on Tuesday former provincial governor Arturo Antonio Puricelli to replace Defence Minister Nilda Garre, who will be taking the reins the new ministry responsible for domestic security.

Wednesday, November 24th 2010 - 21:21 UTC

Falklands/Malvinas: Brazil joins Argentina in criticizing UK’s “unilateral actions”

Brazilian Defence minister Nelson Jobim

The Brazilian government questioned UK’s “unilateral actions” regarding the (Falklands) Malvinas Islands and called for the sovereignty “long standing dispute” to reach “as soon as possible a solution”.

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