...with Mexico's new President.
Posted on 07/02/2007 4:19:18 PM PDT by paudio
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - The wife of President Nestor Kirchner will run as the government candidate in Argentina's October presidential election after he decided not to seek re-election, a government spokesman said on Sunday.
The decision ends months of speculation fueled by Kirchner's public suggestions that either he or his wife, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, a prominent senator, would compete in the October 28 vote. Polls show either would easily win.
"Cristina will be the government candidate," the spokesman told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity and confirming a report first published by the daily newspaper Clarin.
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Some political commentators say Kirchner and his wife are looking to rotate in and out of power. Argentine presidents are limited to two consecutive four-year terms but can return to office after spending four years on the sidelines.
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“Don’t cry for me Argentina.”
Less than 4 months before the election, she decides to run.
But Fred can never win because he is waiting too long!
I’d vote for Laura Bush in a hearbeat.
...with Mexico's new President.
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
IIRC, Evita was never President of Argentina. Rather, that honor fell to Isabella, Juan Peron’s next wife, after Evita died, Juan’s remarriage, and after his death. Her tenure was “Not Successful”.
Creepy Alert.
Juan, while in exile in Spain had Isabella lay over Evita’s coffin, to soak up Evita’s spirit.
Just damn.
Oh goodie, the South American Clintons.
She’s no Hillary.
She is what I call a GMILF! Any day, any place! :-)
- S
Bill’s gonna be making a lot of trips to the Lincoln bedroom
“Why are you going down there again Bill?...Just to make sure everything’s okay Hill... but why are you bringing the cigars?”...
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