Sancho Andric el 20 de noviembre de 2014 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/southamerica/argentina/11243227/Argentina-rules-all-public-transport-must-state-The-Falklands-are-Argentina.html
Argentina rules all public transport must state: “The Falklands are Argentina”
Argentina has just recently approved a brand new law that states “all public transportation across the country must be stamped with the words: The Falklands are Argentina.” Many people are enthusiastic about the new law, in some citizen’s eyes it helps reinforce the history of the culture. “I am certain that this will generate a permanent reflection on our undeniable sovereignty over the Falklands” said Ms. Luna, who is a firm supporter of the new law. Daniel Filmus who is a secretary of state gave his approval over Twitter “Public Transportation will carry the message #LasMalvinasSonArgentinas, an initiative from @terelunalarioja approved unanimously”. All and all everyone seems to be happy, it looks to be a very successful law.
Pepe Freeland 3/11/14 http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/04/business/procter-gamble-accused-of-tax-fraud-by-argentina.html?_r=0 Argentina has accused a large company known for manufacturing household products for taxation fraud. This company goes by the name Proctor and Gamble and is number one in its market. Argentina claims the company was hiding around 138 million dollars in imports to get out of paying the tax. Proctor and Gamble issued a statement saying they had paid the taxes they are getting accused for and are “working to more fully understand the concerns”. Argentina has a long history of being taken advantage of when it comes to taxation fraud says “Reuters”.
Former Argentina dictator Reynaldo Bignone who was already serving a 25 year sentence from his past crimes. He is now being sentenced another 15 years for crimes against humanity at a clandestine detention center. He was in charge of kidnapping 22 people. Five of these people were tortured by Reynaldo. The reason he is severing 25 years is because he kidnaped 56 people in the past.
Sancho Andric
ReplyDeleteel 20 de noviembre de 2014
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/southamerica/argentina/11243227/Argentina-rules-all-public-transport-must-state-The-Falklands-are-Argentina.html
Argentina rules all public transport must state: “The Falklands are Argentina”
Argentina has just recently approved a brand new law that states “all public transportation across the country must be stamped with the words: The Falklands are Argentina.” Many people are enthusiastic about the new law, in some citizen’s eyes it helps reinforce the history of the culture. “I am certain that this will generate a permanent reflection on our undeniable sovereignty over the Falklands” said Ms. Luna, who is a firm supporter of the new law. Daniel Filmus who is a secretary of state gave his approval over Twitter “Public Transportation will carry the message #LasMalvinasSonArgentinas, an initiative from @terelunalarioja approved unanimously”. All and all everyone seems to be happy, it looks to be a very successful law.
Pepe Freeland
ReplyDelete3/11/14
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/11/04/business/procter-gamble-accused-of-tax-fraud-by-argentina.html?_r=0
Argentina has accused a large company known for manufacturing household products for taxation fraud. This company goes by the name Proctor and Gamble and is number one in its market. Argentina claims the company was hiding around 138 million dollars in imports to get out of paying the tax. Proctor and Gamble issued a statement saying they had paid the taxes they are getting accused for and are “working to more fully understand the concerns”. Argentina has a long history of being taken advantage of when it comes to taxation fraud says “Reuters”.
Pedro Rutecki
ReplyDeleteHoy es el 29 de diciembre de 2014
http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2011/12/29/former-argentina-dictator-gets-second-prison-sentence/?iref=allsearch
Former Argentina dictator Reynaldo Bignone who was already serving a 25 year sentence from his past crimes. He is now being sentenced another 15 years for crimes against humanity at a clandestine detention center. He was in charge of kidnapping 22 people. Five of these people were tortured by Reynaldo. The reason he is severing 25 years is because he kidnaped 56 people in the past.