Word: argentinas
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...After reading your recent articles on Argentina [July 15, 22], I cannot help regretting the repeated references made to the new President of this country, Maria Estela Martinez de Perón, as the "former cabaret dancer...
...citizen who had the privilege of residing in Argentina for six years, I wonder if the answer to our own problems might not just be a former cabaret dancer...
...Durban, South Africa, but no proof of a corresponding continental projection from South America. Last month it was announced that the missing land mass had been found; it is a fingerlike extension of the Falkland plateau, extending eastward from the Falkland Islands to a point 1,600 miles from Argentina...
...appeared. Who would believe a bloc including Switzerland, Bolivia, Afghanistan and Singapore, for example? Yet they have found common cause because they are either landlocked or have extremely narrow continental shelves, and they want a share of the resources of the seas. Nations with broad shelves -among them India, Argentina and Canada-are united in pressing for as big a territorial sea as possible. Archipelagic states like Indonesia and Mauritius want to control not only all the water around their component islands, but also the passage of vessels through straits. The overriding concern of the major maritime powers, which Include...
...aide, López Rega became a highly controversial political figure, distrusted by moderate and leftist Peronistas both in and out of the government. When he went to Libya last March to negotiate an oil deal, later criticized as too costly, he complained that he had been hindered because Argentina had too many Jews on its economic team. Gelbard is a Jew. This conflict is expected to get worse as it becomes increasingly difficult to hold the line on Argentina's 30% inflation, especially after the recent wage hikes-some as high as 80% -for such groups as journalists...