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The former president now serves as a senator. She is alleged to have signed a 2012 deal with Iran that would have allowed senior Iranian officials implicated in the attack to be investigated in Iran, not Argentina.
Can you guess the verdict?
The new government in December 2015, which succeeded Kirchner's, President Maurico Macri said that it would not renew the agreement with Iran. In 2014, a court ruled that the pact was unconstitutional, but Kirchner appealed the decision.
In 2015, the files were declassified on two attacks. The Jewish community was appalled and devastated: the files were of the 1994 bombing and documents related to the 1992 bombing outside the Israeli embassy in Buenos Aires that killed 29 and wounded 200. The Iranian-backed Lebanese terrorist group, Hezbollah, has been implicated in both attacks, but no one was ever convicted.
Kirchner is facing accusations of treason, as judge Claudio Bonadio asked lawmakers to remove the immunity from prosecution the witch has as a senator. For immunity to be lifted, two-thirds majority is required in the chamber.
The case returned to the spotlight all these years later after a Jewish prosecutor who was to reopen the investigation died mysteriously in what his family called an assassination.
In November, Argentina's border police agency concluded that Alberto Nisman, who led the probe, was murdered four days after formally accusing then-president Kirchner of the cover-up in January 2015.
They can make a movie about this stuff.
Kirchner's cover-up role in the Jewish center bombing is the most serious charge, but she's also facing accusations of corruption and money laundering.
Hillary Clinton responded: "What, with liquid Tide?"
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