Argentina, May 1, 2013 In May 1, 1886, during the first general strike in the United States, claiming the 8-hour workday, the US Government triggered a cruel repression. In Chicago, police opened fire on demonstrators on days 1 and May 3, causing deaths and injuries. Following these events was determined May 1 as the International [...]
Barack Obama, President of the United States, promotes funding research to ‘study the human brain and treat and cure diseases like Alzheimer’s.
John Kerry, Secretary of State of the United States, said today in London that his country “will not take a position” with regard to the dispute over sovereignty of the Falkland Islands. But he added that they recognize the British Government of the Islands as legal.
Juan Manzur, Minister of Health of the Nation, confirmed that “there is no viral circulation of the disease in Argentina” but did say that the first case came from a patient who “entered the country with the virus from the United States.”
The Treasury Department and the State Department of the United States supported before the Court of Appeals of the Second Circuit in Manhattan the request made by Argentina to reconsider the judge’s Griesa decision about the vulture funds.
Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo made an interview to a television channel in the United States. There, he was asked about Messi: “Playing with Messi? Why not? No problem, if he comes here we will play together. ”
Die Hard V already has characters and plot. This week it was published the trailer for the fifth movie of John MacLane agent called “A Good Day to Die Hard.” Bruce Willis will star again.
The President starts the official activity today with a meeting with the Hungarian-born businessman George Soros, at the Mandarin.
Emergency crews, including a police SWAT team and special weapons and tactics officers, responded Friday morning to a hostage situation on the 16th floor of Three Gateway Center in downtown Pittsburgh.
In the United States, ignorance played a bad joke on a seller, who let a Renoir painting pass to the hands of a woman for only $ 7. It would cost $ 100,000.
Two people were killed by gunfire after a gunman opened fire outside the Empire State Building on Friday morning.
Today, the Foreign Ministry announced that Argentina will submit a complaint to the World Trade Organization against U.S. trade restrictions imposed to the meat and lemons exported by Argentina.
Three people were killed in a shootout at the University of Texas A & M, USA. The culprit was an armed assailant opened fire in the afternoon.
The Argentine women’s field hockey lost to the United States for 1 to 0 by the Group B of the Olympic Games.
The forest fire in Colorado Springs sent thousands of people yesterday, to flee their homes, this intense fire was sparked by a lightning on June 9.
Complementing the request of the U.S. and other countries, Argentina will request that Visa is not required on Argentines to enter various nations.
United States was no exception and showed their fanaticism for the Argentine star Lionel Messi. In the pre-match against Brazil, the streets of Manhattan showed a giant photo of the crack of Barcelona. Lio shared the photo through his Facebook account.
Rene Perez, singer of the band Calle 13, met with Cristina Kirchner to ask for “help” for the situation of his country, which is integrated into the United States.
Being 60 years old, Charly Garcia will introduce his new DVD 60×60 with all the songs he played in his live performances at the Teatro Gran Rex last year.
Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner held today a bilateral meeting with her counterpart from the United States, Barack Obama, under the Sixth Summit of the Americas taking place in the Colombian city of Cartagena.
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