Carlos Menem

The bribes allegedly predated the administrations of Nestor Kirchner and his wife and successor, Cristina, allegedly occurring during the administrations of former Argentine presidents Fernando de la Rua and Carlos Menem.

U.S. Charges Ex-Siemens Executives in Alleged Bribery Scheme Chad Bray 2011

The list was a long and surprising one, and it included Bob Marley, Paula Abdul, Paul Anka, former Argentinean president Carlos Menem, and Steve Jobs.

Sami Moubayed: iSad in Damascus: Syrians Reclaim Steve Jobs Sami Moubayed 2011

Raul Alfonsín, overwhelmed by high inflation and public discontent, had to turn over the presidency several months early to his Peronist successor, Carlos Menem in 1989.

Argentina's President Leads in Key Primary Matt Moffett 2011

Cristina is more powerful than Perón ever was, says Carlos Corach, interior minister during the 10-year government of Peronist former president Carlos Menem during the 1990s.

Cristina Kirchner: she's not just another Evita | profile 2012

Analysts note that, after Carlos Menem was re-elected president in 1995, he was able to forestall an erosion of power by tantalizing Argentines about a third term, which never materialized.

Kirchner's 'Eternal' Issue Matt Moffett 2011

The Senate has twice recently failed to convene its quorum of 37 senators, and attention has focused on the absence of Carlos Menem, a former president whose vote the opposition has been counting on.

Kirchner Government to Tap Argentine Reserves Matt Moffett 2010

As every wildlife-loving billionaire plus rows of sharp-dressed corporate executives duly know, the sale of Patagonia started in 1996, under the ultra-neo-liberal Carlos Menem government.

Pepe Escobar: Patagonia: The End of the World Is on Sale 2010

Kirchner, then still a little-known provincial governor, was the choice of outgoing president Eduardo Duhalde, but earned just 22 percent of the vote, trailing former president Carlos Menem with 24 percent in the first round.

Nestor Kirchner DEAD: Ex-Argentine President Dies Of Heart Attacks In Calafate (VIDEO) The Huffington Post News Team 2010

The Senate has twice recently failed to convene its quorum of 37 senators, and attention has focused on the absence of Carlos Menem, a former president whose vote the opposition has been counting on.

Kirchner Government to Tap Argentine Reserves Matt Moffett 2010

The Senate has twice recently failed to convene its quorum of 37 senators, and attention has focused on the absence of Carlos Menem, a former president whose vote the opposition has been counting on.

Kirchner Government to Tap Argentine Reserves Matt Moffett 2010