Iran Terrorist Networks In Latin America

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Stephen Lendman (Iran spokeman)
State Department Debunks Iranian Latin American Terrorism Links
False anti-Iranian accusations persist. They're longstanding. Claims about alleged nuclear bomb development don't wash. Nor do well publicized terror attack charges

1. RealClearWorld - Iran's Latin America Strategy

   www.realclearworld.com/.../irans_latin_america_strategy_105280.html‎

   10 hours ago – Speaking in Washington at the annual dinner of the American Jewish Committee in May 2007, ... Iran, in turn, uses its soft power to help its Latin Americanpartners - mostly developing countries and ... Sponsored Links.

   
   

   Iron Triangle of Terror: Iran, Hezbollah, and Los Zetas? | Analysis ...

   analysisintelligence.com/.../iron-triangle-of-terror-iran-hezbollah-and-los...‎

   The Shiite organization receives funding from Iran and engaged in a proxy war with ...Los Zetas are the cartel equivalent of Hezbollah in Latin America. .... The December 15th indictment appears to clearly establish these links and the report ...

   
   

   
   

   1. O'Grady: Uncovering Iran's Latin Networks - WSJ.com

      online.wsj.com/.../SB1000142412788732372820457851722140362460...‎

      Jun 2, 2013 – In The Wall Street Journal, Americas columnist Mary O'Grady says that a prosecutor in Argentina has found Iran's fingerprints all over Latin ...

      To hear Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad tell it, Iran is a peace-loving country that minds its own business and just tries to get by in a world that is inexplicably hostile. But an eight-year investigation by an Argentine prosecutor into the 1994 bombing of the AMIA Jewish community center in Buenos Aires—where 85 people died—has led to a very different conclusion about Iran's global agenda.

      According to Alberto Nisman, who was assigned to the bombing case in 2005, Iran is sowing revolution all over the world, and Latin America is a key target. In a 500-page report released on May 29, Mr. Nisman outlines a sophisticated Iranian terrorism network that runs from the Caribbean to the Southern Cone.

      Its targets are not limited to areas south of the Rio Grande. The foiled attempt to blow up New York's John F. Kennedy Airport in 2007, Mr. Nisman contends, was an Iranian-planned operation that was managed from Guyana in a manner almost identical to the Buenos Aires attack. His report delivers evidence suggesting that numerous similar terror cells operate in the region.

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      Associated Press

      Abdul Kadir

      In October 2006, Mr. Nisman indicted seven Iranians and one Lebanese-born member of the pro-Iranian Hezbollah militia for the AMIA murders. Interpol notices for their arrest were issued but none was captured. Then, late last year, the Argentine government of Cristina Kirchner announced that a "truth commission," to be chosen by Argentina and Iran, would examine the viability of the prosecutor's case continues...