Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

...so they accept withdrawing to the 1967 borders." Yesterday, in talks with Abbas, Argentine President Cristina Kirchner also said she wanted the United States to "do more" to restart Israeli-Palestinian negotiations. "We cannot...

In this article: Mahmud Abbas, Barack Obama, Cristina Kirchner, United States, Buenos Aires, Israel, and Mideast

In this article: Mahmoud Abbas, Cristina Fernandez, Barack Obama, Israel, Middle East, US, Cairo, and Argentina

...has saved thousands of jobs through salary subsidies at factories that agreed to no layoffs despite the global economic slowdown. President Cristina Fernandez has made saving jobs a top priority after the country's economy started to slow...

In this article: Unemployment, Argentina, Inflation, Cristina Fernandez, and Latin America

...or judges announced efforts to obtain their DNA. The project of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, close allies of President Cristina Fernandez, was approved by a 58-1 vote of the Senate on Wednesday. Since it has already passed in the...

In this article: Argentina, Cristina Fernandez, Supreme Court, and Elisa Carrio

When the Argentine Football Association failed to get more money for the broadcast rights to its games, President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner stepped in. So now for the first time in years, soccer-crazed fans are watching the national...

In this article: Argentina, Clarin, Public Radio, Villa Fiorito, and National Public Radio

Article's topics: Shimon Peres, Cristina Kirchner, Argentina, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran Despite the warm welcome given to President Shimon Peres by Argentinean President Cristina Kirchner, hundreds of demonstrators gathered on Monday night...

In this article: Shimon Peres, Cristina Kirchner, Nobel Prize, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Iran

...of articles in the civil code to enable same-sex marriage. The proposal has support among ruling party lawmakers but President Cristina Fernandez has yet to take a stand. The Roman Catholic Church and other Christian groups are opposed.

In this article: Buenos Aires, Argentina, Mauricio Macri, Latin America, World AIDS Day, and Roman Catholic Church

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Combative Argentine President Cristina Fernandez has a new enemy: as her popularity falls, top television celebrities turned on her this week for not dealing with crime and street protests. The vitriolic attacks on...

In this article: Cristina Fernandez, Marcelo Tinelli, Susana Gimenez, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Tax, Unemployment, Inflation, and Julio Alak

...noted that Castro confessed to being riveted by coverage of Obama's January inauguration, which he told visiting Argentine President Cristina Fernandez made him very happy. Obama Girl, a.k.a. model Amber Lee Ettinger, sang of her crush on...

In this article: Fidel Castro, Barack Obama, United States, Amber Lee Ettinger, Washington, Cuba, Cristina Fernandez, George W. Bush, and Global warming