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Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
Cristina Fernandez is the President-elect of Argentina, and wife of outgoing President Néstor Kirchner. In the October 2007 general election, Fernández ran for her country's presidency, representing the ruling Front for Victory party... [more]
Cristina Fernandez is the President-elect of Argentina, and wife of outgoing President Néstor Kirchner.
In the October 2007 general election, Fernández ran for her country's presidency, representing the ruling Front for Victory party. She won the election with nearly 45% of the vote, and a 20% lead over her nearest rival
image by Jean-Luc Bozzoli at www.eyewithin.com May 6th : The "Sacred Heart" of Buenos Aires...and Sowing the Seeds of Peace....:As we move into this month of May with all its changes and transformations, I find myself here in Argentina, in Buenos Aires. I am here to do workshops and channels, and to work with the "Field of Peace" on the South American continent. It has been a busy time for me. I arrived here on Sunday, and have been getting adjusted to being in a new city and with new people...
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Luján Fernández (born in 1979) is an Argentine model, who has appeared on the covers of several fashion magazines. Luján Fernández grew up with an affinity for acting and from early childhood was involved with several local television programs. She was a teenager TV star before becoming a model, and was discovered at the age of 14 years while on an Uruguayan beach. After consulting with her parents, because she was a minor, she decided to give fashion modeling a try. A few photo shoots...
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I used to watch the show “The Young and the Restless” in the 90’s and I must say, it appears the people of Argentina have elected Jill Abbott as their president. Just kidding, but don’t they look alike - Jess “Jill Abbott” Walton and newly elected Argentinean President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner:
Jess “Jill Abbott” Walton
Argentinean President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner
Doesn’t Actress Christian Ricci look like Vogue editor Anna Wintour in this pic with her new cut...
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It’s not often full page newspaper spreads here in the UK are dedicated to Latin American politics. So perhaps it was quite a surprise to find Monday morning's newspapers adorned with the face of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, Argentina’s newly elected President. But given the uncanny resemblances between Cristina and the only other Argentine political figure we’ve ever bound to have heard of, Evita, perhaps it shouldn't be too much of a surprise after all. I don’t think even in Argentina...
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The Argentine Congress is debating on live television a proposal to increase grain-export taxes that has sparked farm strikes and food shortages across the country.The ruling Peronist party has agreed to introduce measures to help small producers and to simplify tax collection in a session...
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Since Argentina’s President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner--who won election after her husband Nestor Kirchner decided not to run in October 2007--imposed ...
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- Argentine president rebuffs farmers (topix.com)
The government, led by Kirchner’s wife now-President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, subsequently communicated that the revised law would focus on ...
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- Former Argentine president Nestor Kirchner assumes Peronist party ... (news.google.com)
- Former Argentine President Nestor Kirchner sets his sights on Clarin, sources say (news.search.yahoo.com)
- TV ratings grow as farmers protest (news.google.com)
Kirchner, husband of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, said the government wants to use new taxes on exports of grains and oilseeds to redistribute ...
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as passing drivers honked car horns, the protesters gathered in Buenos Aires neighborhoods after a close ally of President Cristina Fernandez accused ...
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In December, Mrs. Kirchner succeeded her husband, Néstor Kirchner, as Argentina’s head of state. The outgoing president was praised for fostering an ...
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By Cristina Fernandez-Pereda, New America Media Editor’s Note: An Ethiopian community thrives in Washington DC, and is branching out beyond small businesses ...
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Argentine President Cristina Fernandez handed the rotating chair of Mercosur to Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. The bloc’s full members are ...
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- Interview with Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (rss.topix.net)
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Argentinian President Cristina Fernandez calls the measures, which will come into force in 2010, inadmissible. Her Venezuelan counterpart, Hugo Chavez, ...
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Only Venezuela’ President Hugo Chavez supported the position of President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, praising Argentina’s effort to redistribute the ...
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- “You can be sure that all and each one of us who have institutional responsibilities will raise not only our voice but will take concrete action against any sign of anti-Semitism. We are not willing to give away what has been a historic tradition in Latin America”.[source]
- “The present time Latin America is going through, with its impressive natural and human resources, devoid of racial and religious conflicts, is a unique moment, and I believe that Argentina and Argentines are at the doorstep of an unprecedented opportunity". [source]
- “I feel honored to belong to a generation that was a propitious victim of state terrorism”. [source]
- “Memory and freedom must be everybody’s daily exercise in order to prevent a new holocaust and a renewed violation of human rights”. [source]
- “Where do you imagine Evita to stand: asking not to go back to the past, or next to the mothers and grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo?". [source]
- “Peronism is so much like Argentines. We Peronists, just like all Argentines, are capable of spawning the most generous actions and the most sublime individuals, as well as the most despicable actions. That’s how contradictory we are. When kidnapping was rife in this country and people were made to disappear and thrown into the river, the defenders of press freedom went AWOL”. [source]
- “Our society needs women to be more numerous in decision-making positions and in entrepreneurial areas. We always have to pass a twofold test: first to prove that, though women, we are no idiots, and second, the test anybody has to pass”. [source]
- “The utopias of a better world and a more just society have to do with words, with the generation of dreams, with imagination, with a very important identity that overcomes languages and is the identity of the human condition, to be able to recognize our own image in every fellow man, in a different age. I believe that the key to our time lies in this respect for diversity”. [source]
