Posted on 11/17/2004 6:41:37 AM PST by hoosierboy
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (Reuters) - An explosion at a branch of Citibank in Buenos Aires on Wednesday killed one security guard, police said. "There were two artifacts -- just one exploded. The second one must have been detonated by the fire squad," Police Chief Francisco Santos Miglino told reporters at the scene, adding that the security guard at the bank had died.
An explosion also hit a branch of Argentine bank Banco Galicia in Buenos Aires on Wednesday, but no injuries were immediately reported.
BUENOS AIRES RADIO NEWS, if anyone understands Spanish :)
http://www.radiomitre.com.ar/index.asp
Thanks.
Terror or CIA?
Argentina Radio & TV Stations:
http://www.vtuner.com/vtunerweb/static/staticArgentinaoverall1.html
Any possible connection with the religion of peace?
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It really doesn't matter. Terrorism as a political tool has to be stomped everywhere. Hostages/ kidnapped victims have to be considered dead. No sanctuary considered inviolate in purging terrorists of any stripe. Civilization is at stake here - nothing less.
Rumsfeld, Hostettler Warn US Borders at Risk toTerrorism
CNN.com/Lou Dobbs Tonight ^ | Nov. 16, 2004 | Lou Dobbs
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1281801/posts
DOBBS: Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld is warning of the threat of terrorists entering this country through the same routes as those used by illegal aliens. Secretary Rumsfeld, traveling in South America, warned that enemies look for weaknesses and take advantage of them.
DONALD RUMSFELD: The risk is that some of these human-smuggling routes into our country from this hemisphere could be used just as easily for terrorists. ~snip~
That's bad. I wonder who is responsible?
You are IN Buenos Aires right now? I'm so jealous. Do you live/work/study there? Or just visiting briefly?
I haven't been back there since 1991. I'm dying to go back for a visit.
Recoleta...San Telmo...Calle Florida...La Boca...Plaza de Congreso...
What were those guys called in Argentina...the Montoneros or something?
I used to buy music (cassettes in those days) at Palermo mall, if I remember correctly.
Please have a greasy choripan for me.
Argie ping!
I've heard that BA has changed dramatically in just the 13 years since I've been there. You might not even recognize it.
What part did you grow up in?
Anti-globalists?
Thank you! Now this is instant info at my fingertips! Stay safe!
Belgrano was nice. I went to the zoologico once when I was there.
I always liked Plaza San Martin--I think that was in Barrio Norte. And Parque Lezama, I believe, was beautiful...and where I had to pay my one and only bribe to a cop to get out of a moving violation.
All this Argentina talk...I'd offer you a matecito, but I'm on the road and don't have any with me.
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