Tag: violent looting

violent looting
Friday, December 28th 2012 - 07:39 UTC

CFK blames looting and violence on political and union groups interested in destabilization

“There is an instructions booklet for looting, violence and destabilization which has several years’ history” said the Argentine president

Argentine President Cristina Fernández said on Thursday evening that the looting and ransacking of supermarkets that killed four people last week were provoked by “political and union sectors” to destabilize her Government.

Thursday, December 27th 2012 - 06:05 UTC

Argentine labour leader files complaint against officials for last week’s extended looting

Moyano, Abal Medina and Berni playing the ‘blame game’

The head of Argentina’s organized labour, Hugo Moyano filed a complaint before a federal criminal court against cabinet chief Juan Manuel Abal Medina and Security Secretary Sergio Berni who openly and repeatedly accused the teamsters leader of being behind the extended rioting and looting of last week when four people were killed, hundreds injured and arrested and left millions of dollars in damages.

Saturday, December 22nd 2012 - 08:15 UTC

Rioting and looting because the President is out of touch with the people, says Moyano

Abal Medina from Government House blamed dissident unions

Argentine dissident organized labour leader Hugo Moyano claimed on Friday that President Cristina Fernandez is out of touch with the people and “the lackeys she has are scared of her and can only say stupid things”. Moyano’s strong words followed accusations by the government that he was behind the extended rioting and looting that hit several Argentine cities on Thursday and Friday.

Friday, December 21st 2012 - 00:12 UTC

Buenos Aires sends Border guard to contain rioting and looting in Bariloche

Adolescents break in while the women to for food, men for alcohol and teenagers for LCDTVs

The Argentine government is deploying four hundred border guards to the Patagonian resort of Bariloche following violent looting in several local supermarkets and other businesses on Wednesday. Cabinet Chief Juan Manuel Abal Medina made the announcement on national television.

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