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Argentinian prosecutor Alberto Nisman died before he could bring forth an investigation into the charge that President Fernández de Kirchner covered up Iran's involvement in the AMIA bombing. Photo: TwitterPhoto: Twitter.
New York Times – President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner of Argentina made an impassioned defense on Sunday of her role in the investigation into the fatal bombing of a Jewish community center here in 1994, days after a judge dismissed criminal allegations against her.
In her annual State of the Union address to Congress, Mrs. Kirchner accused others of using the case for political gain. “If there are delays or a cover-up of A.M.I.A., look somewhere else, not here,” she said, using the Spanish acronym for the Argentina Israelite Mutual Association, the bombed community center.
