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2 Dead After Fighter Jet Bursts Into Flames After Crashing At Argentina Air Show
Two Argentinian pilots died on Sunday after their fighter jet planes crashed and burst into flames during an airshow display.
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Argentina Warns US Against Military Move On Venezuela
US Vice President Mike Pence heard more complaints from Latin American allies on Tuesday about President Donald Trump's warning of a possible US military option to deal with the crisis in Venezuela.
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Barack Obama To Honor Victims Of Argentina's 'Dirty War'
President Barack Obama plans to honor the victims of Argentina's "dirty war" when he visits the country next week, a trip that coincides with the anniversary of a military coup.
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4 Decades on, Victims of Argentine 'Dirty War' Reunite
Mario Bravo and the mother he never knew, from whom he was snatched at birth in a jail by Argentina's military, hugged, laughed and wept on Tuesday, together at last.
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Argentine Torture Suspect Arrested in Brazil
An Argentine man alleged to have been a government torturer during the country's military dictatorship between 1976 and 1983 has been arrested in Brazil and could face genocide charges, police said Wednesday.
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Ex-Guantanamo Inmate Asks Argentina to Take in Others
A former Guantanamo inmate resettled in Uruguay after staging a hunger strike appealed Thursday to neighboring Argentina to take in more prisoners from the controversial US military detention center.
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Argentina Jails Doctor, Midwife for Military-Era Kidnaps
A court in Argentina on Monday convicted and sentenced a doctor and midwife for their roles in abducting newborns from women during the 1976-1983 military dictatorship.
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Argentina Activist Finds Stolen Grandson after 35 Years
The long lost grandson of the head of an Argentine rights group that has fought to find babies stolen by the 1976-1983 military dictatorship has been found after a 35-year search.
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UK defends Falklands exercises after Argentine protest
The Foreign Office on Saturday brushed off condemnation by Argentina of British military exercises in the Falkland Islands, saying they were "routine".
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Military solution in Syria would be futile, Pope tells G20
Pope Francis, in a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the G20 summit, urged world leaders to "lay aside the futile pursuit of a military solution" in Syria.
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Pope's Argentine church divided by 'Dirty War'
The election of Pope Francis has prompted soul-searching in his native Argentina, where the 1970s "Dirty War" between a military junta and leftist opposition divided the local church.
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Vatican denies Pope Francis stayed silent during dictatorship
The Vatican on Friday strongly denied accusations by some critics in Argentina that Pope Francis stayed silent during systematic human rights abuses by the former military dictatorship.
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Two Argentine ex-dictators convicted in baby thefts
Former Argentine dictator Jorge Rafael Videla was convicted and sentenced to 50 years Thursday for a systematic program to steal babies from prisoners who were kidnapped, tortured and killed during the military junta's war on leftist dissidents three decades ago. Argentina's last dictator, Reynaldo Bignone, also was convicted and got 15 years. Bot...
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2 Dead After Fighter Jet Bursts Into Flames After Crashing At Argentina Air Show
Two Argentinian pilots died on Sunday after their fighter jet planes crashed and burst into flames during an airshow display.
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Argentina Warns US Against Military Move On Venezuela
US Vice President Mike Pence heard more complaints from Latin American allies on Tuesday about President Donald Trump's warning of a possible US military option to deal with the crisis in Venezuela.
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Barack Obama To Honor Victims Of Argentina's 'Dirty War'
President Barack Obama plans to honor the victims of Argentina's "dirty war" when he visits the country next week, a trip that coincides with the anniversary of a military coup.
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4 Decades on, Victims of Argentine 'Dirty War' Reunite
Mario Bravo and the mother he never knew, from whom he was snatched at birth in a jail by Argentina's military, hugged, laughed and wept on Tuesday, together at last.
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Argentine Torture Suspect Arrested in Brazil
An Argentine man alleged to have been a government torturer during the country's military dictatorship between 1976 and 1983 has been arrested in Brazil and could face genocide charges, police said Wednesday.
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Ex-Guantanamo Inmate Asks Argentina to Take in Others
A former Guantanamo inmate resettled in Uruguay after staging a hunger strike appealed Thursday to neighboring Argentina to take in more prisoners from the controversial US military detention center.
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Argentina Jails Doctor, Midwife for Military-Era Kidnaps
A court in Argentina on Monday convicted and sentenced a doctor and midwife for their roles in abducting newborns from women during the 1976-1983 military dictatorship.
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Argentina Activist Finds Stolen Grandson after 35 Years
The long lost grandson of the head of an Argentine rights group that has fought to find babies stolen by the 1976-1983 military dictatorship has been found after a 35-year search.
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UK defends Falklands exercises after Argentine protest
The Foreign Office on Saturday brushed off condemnation by Argentina of British military exercises in the Falkland Islands, saying they were "routine".
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Military solution in Syria would be futile, Pope tells G20
Pope Francis, in a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the G20 summit, urged world leaders to "lay aside the futile pursuit of a military solution" in Syria.
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Pope's Argentine church divided by 'Dirty War'
The election of Pope Francis has prompted soul-searching in his native Argentina, where the 1970s "Dirty War" between a military junta and leftist opposition divided the local church.
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Vatican denies Pope Francis stayed silent during dictatorship
The Vatican on Friday strongly denied accusations by some critics in Argentina that Pope Francis stayed silent during systematic human rights abuses by the former military dictatorship.
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Two Argentine ex-dictators convicted in baby thefts
Former Argentine dictator Jorge Rafael Videla was convicted and sentenced to 50 years Thursday for a systematic program to steal babies from prisoners who were kidnapped, tortured and killed during the military junta's war on leftist dissidents three decades ago. Argentina's last dictator, Reynaldo Bignone, also was convicted and got 15 years. Bot...
