We have started to collect the most important news related to Argentina in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Argentina places a former police chief suspected of being a member of a 1970s death squad under arrest.
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A man who testified he was tortured by Argentina's military junta is found three days after going missing.
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Spanish police arrest a man accused of being a death squad leader in Argentina in the 1970s.
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British officials predicted in 1976 that Argentina would invade the Falkland Islands, official documents show.
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Argentina's top court orders banks to repay, in local currency, dollar savings frozen in the 2001-02 crisis.
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Spain rules against trying an Argentine "dirty war" suspect, inviting Argentina to call for his extradition instead.
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Uruguay accuses Argentina of turning a blind eye to protests over a planned pulp mill which are "strangling" its economy.
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A Uruguayan judge approves the extradition of six men to Argentina over 11 abductions in the 1970s.
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Venezuela's President Chavez arrives in Argentina for talks on integrating Venezuela into a regional trade bloc.
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Russia's Marat Safin beats Argentina's Jose Acasuso in the deciding singles rubber to win the Davis Cup.
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Russia take a 2-1 lead in the Davis Cup final against Argentina by winning Saturday's doubles match.
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Argentina's David Nalbandian beats Russian Marat Safin to square the Davis Cup final at 1-1.
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Venezuela's president reportedly recalls his Buenos Aires envoy after a complaint by Argentina's leader.
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Argentina reportedly accuses Uruguay of diverting attention from environmental issues, in a dispute over a mill project.
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Authorities in Argentina ban football fans from travelling to away matches in an effort to crack down on violence
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Initial DNA tests show late Argentine leader Peron did not father a woman who claims to be his daughter, lawyers say.
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An Argentine judge orders the arrest of ex-President Rafsanjani of Iran over the 1994 Buenos Aires bombing.
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Argentina include six English-based players in their starting XV to face England on Saturday.
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Iran rejects Argentine charges of involvement in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish centre as "a Zionist plot".
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