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Argentina Deflates US Sabotage


Argentina Deflates US Sabotage
The two chambers of the Argentina Congress passed a resolution rejecting what they called a disastrous US-encouraged operation against the government of Argentina, it was revealed Thursday.

The document, approved last night by wide majority, sustains Washington's actions are an intelligence operation to harm the reputation of President Cristina Fernandez.

It also demands the extradition of Venezuelan-US citizen Guido Antonini Wilson, who tried to illegally enter a briefcase with 800,000 dollars into Argentina in August.

The text rejects stories from Miami that the money was for the electoral campaign of now President Cristina Fernandez.

Argentine deputies and senators strongly condemned the affront against the country, and the veil of suspicion ó plotted by the US Department of Justice on Argentina and the president. ó

The Chamber of Deputies' vice president, Patricia Vaca Narvaja, said it is decisive that Washington fulfil Argentina's request for extradition of Antonini Wilson.
 
 


 

 

 

 
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