Today, the head of Government of Buenos Aires spoke about Hector Baldassi’s candidacy to represent the PRO in Cordoba, where the former referee was born.
Tomorrow, the Senate will discuss the judicial reform, which proposes the election by the citizens of the members of the Judicial Council. Final adjustments will take place on Tuesday afternoon.
The chief Felix Diaz, alleged that they were attacked by a group of 30 people. Indigenous peoples had been attacked for three years, and already suffered 12 deaths.
Roberto Lavagna, former economy minister during the government of Nestor Kirchner, said the executive power, led by President Cristina Fernandez, will seek to “reform the National Constitution”.
After receiving the offer of the Provincial Government, the workers’ front led by Roberto Baradel again decided to take a measure of force that affect the school year by 48 hours. “The answer we got did not solve the crisis,” he said.
Today, opposition deputies met with officials of the DAIA and the AMIA to analyze the memorandum of understanding signed by the National Government with the Government of Iran. Tomorrow, the document will be discussed at a plenary session of the Low Chamber.
Raul Castro was elected by the National Assembly of Cuba as the new president of the Caribbean country. He’ll rule for a second term of five years, according to the National News Agency.
Today, the country remembers the bicentenary of the Battle of Salta, which took place on February 20, 1813 in Campo Castañares, now north of the city of Salta, during the War of Independence of Argentina.
This Thursday at Technopolis, President Cristina Kirchner will officially inaugurate Deportv channel, a high definition signal, free and public to be broadcast through the DTT system on channel 2401.
Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman revealed this morning that he tried several times to talk with the president of the AMIA Guillermo Borger to ask him why he changed his position on the memorandum of understanding with Iran but he said that Borger “did not answer the phone”.
According to Government sources, Fravega, Garbarino, Rodó, Falabella and Musimundo joined the agreement provided for two months to freeze the prices of the products they offer. The agreement was signed by the chains and the Ministry of Domestic Trade.
The Argentine Foreign Minister Hector Timerman will arrive tomorrow to Britain to meet with representatives of 18 European Union countries that support the dialogue between Argentina and Great Britain over the Malvinas issue. He added that “not ruled out” a meeting with his British counterpart William Hague.
On the first day of the 2013 season, the governor of the province of Buenos Aires Daniel Scioli praised the work done by the authorities of the towns of the Atlantic Coast and asked employers not to “abuse” of tourists. Mar del Plata is at its full capacity.
The Government of the City of Buenos Aires assumes, from today, the control of the subways.
The CGT Azopardo will present on Wednesday a complaint for “incitement to violence” against the cabinet chief Juan Manuel Abal Medina, Secretary of Security, Sergio Berni, and Rep. Edgardo Depetri, after they linked Hugo Moyano with the lootings last week all around the country.
William of Orange and Máxima Zorreguieta, princes of the Netherlands, arrived to Argentina, Neuquén more precisely, to spend the holidays in the country.
According to the newspaper Clarin, “a group of protesters attacked with stones and paint the gateway of Channel 13 and TN in the neighborhood of Constitution’.
The subway, in hands of the head of Government Mauricio Macri, will have major changes. One is the end of the concession for the company Metrovías. With the transfer approved by the Legislature, the contract falls and the company has 90 days to renegotiate.
Daniel Peralta, governor of Santa Cruz, described as “destabilizing” the deputies who qualified him as “bully, irresponsible and cowardly.” So it returned to the surface the tension between the governor and the national government.
Horacio González, Sociologist and Director of the National Library and also active member of Carta Abierta, “think tank” of the kirchnerism, said “the president made an interesting analysis of the protests of November 8″.
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