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Brazil & Southern Cone - November 2006 (ISSN 1471-4431)
ARGENTINA: Foreign policy pivots on AMIA case
The continuing mystery over Argentina's worst-ever terrorist attack - the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish mutual in Buenos Aires - has led to another diplomatic crisis with Iran. This time, however, the dispute has cost President Néstor Kirchner a member of his government and sucked in another couple of high-profile players: the US and Venezuela.
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