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Weekly Report - 27 January 2004
ARGENTINA: Kirchner shines as bribery trials begin
Kirchner's image appears
to have improved beyond Argentina's borders as well. US Assistant Secretary
of State Roger Noriega, who earlier in the month had censured Kirchner's
stance on Cuba and portrayed him as part of a worrying left
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