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Former Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
Argentina’s most famous spymaster says he thinks a prosecutor investigating the country’s worst terrorist attack was killed by people linked to the government of former President Cristina Fernandez.
The attorney for Antonio Stiuso said Wednesday his client made the statement to a local judge this week. But the lawyer, Santiago Blanco, said that Stiuso doesn’t have “direct proof” that prosecutor Alberto Nisman was killed.
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