Menem

With the election of Fernando de la Rua from the opposition Alliance in 1999, the case burst into life, adding new meaning to the phrase Menem used to trumpet his government's successes: "Menem did it."

Judging The President 2007

The document was promoted by some countries that are very, very, very close -- bosom buddies -- to the United States, [applause] but I do not want to mention names. [crowd shouts "Menem"] The result was a very confusing document; a document with such a level of confusion that it allows for interpretation, and some people interpret it like the U.S. position, which demands political change in exchange for lifting the blockade.

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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

He won office by default, with only 22 percent of the vote after the front-running candidate, former president Carlos Menem, abandoned his campaign.

Ex-Argentine president Nestor Kirchner dies at 60 Juan Forero 2010

After polls then showed Kirchner winning overwhelmingly in a runoff election, Menem dropped out and Kirchner became president-elect.

Nestor Kirchner DEAD: Ex-Argentine President Dies Of Heart Attacks In Calafate AP 2010

Calls to Messrs. de la Rua and Menem's offices weren't immediately returned Tuesday.

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

He blamed the country's troubles on the International Monetary Fund and American-style economic reforms advanced by Menem.

Ex-Argentine president Nestor Kirchner dies at 60 Juan Forero 2010

He won office by default, with only 22 percent of the vote after the front-running candidate, former president Carlos Menem, abandoned his campaign.

Ex-Argentine president Nestor Kirchner dies at 60 Juan Forero 2010

He blamed the country's troubles on the International Monetary Fund and American-style economic reforms advanced by Menem.

Ex-Argentine president Nestor Kirchner dies at 60 Juan Forero 2010

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