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Posts Tagged ‘Cristina Fernandez

The last year on VivirLatino was really dominated by the immigration debate in the United States. While I will continue to cover the issue of immigration, especially with the likelihood of anti-immigrant / anti-Latino measures being pushed by the Republican led House of Representatives, it would be naive of me to function as if U.S. policy towards Latin America has nothing to do with how Latinos are treated inside the U.S. It would be equally naive to act as if we as Latinos in the United States have no ties to our countries of ancestry and as if policy inside of those countries don’t matter to us, our families, and our communities.

So one of my new year’s resolutions for the site (among many) is to make more of an effort to cover what is happening in Latin America and attempt to make the connections between that and comunities here inside the United States.

There are several elections in Latin America slated to take place this year. The countries with presidential elections this year include Nicaragua, Guatemala, Peru, and Argentina.
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art.cristina.afp.gi.jpgTwo Venezuelans,
Moises Maionica and Carlos Kauffmann, pleaded not guilty yesterday to charges stemming from a supposed scheme to cover up the source of $800,000 allegedly sent to the campaign of Argentina’s president, Cristina Fernandez.

The two were officially charged with failing to register with the United States as agents of a foreign government.

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Argentina has its First (er Second) Lady.

8:59 am By Jennifer Woodard Maderazo · Argentina|Politics · Comments Off

29 Oct 2007

capt.f8104572a62045fa85de85e3f9337928.aptopix_argentina_elections_xjs116.jpgNestor and Cristina are the new Juan and Eva. Partial results in Argentina indicate that current President Nestor Kirchner will switch jobs with his wife and first lady Cristina Fernandez in December. This is the first time a female president has actually been elected in the Southern Cone nation, Isabel Peron — who married Juan Peron after Evita’s death — was his vice president when he died in 1974, and served for 20 chaotic months before a military coup ousted her.Many are comparing the new power couple to Juan and Evita Peron. No plans for a musical are yet in place, though.

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