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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

Brazil's neighbor privatized its no longer stated-owned oil company in the '90s, during Carlos Menem's government.

Global Voices in English » Brazil: Petroleum, elections and poverty matters 2009

In South America, Argentina, during Menem's presidency, was IMF's and other free-trade pushers' little golden locks girl.

Debating Trade, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

At this rate (and taking into consideration the brief residencies of Argentine presidents these days) the toughest challenge Menem's likely to encounter is actually holding on to the presidency if he manages to win it.

Periscope 2008

Menem's main rival for power within the Justicialista Party and a probable candidate for president in 1999, Duhalde was under pressure to crack down on crime -- much of it allegedly committed by his police force.

Death Of An Untouchable 2008

The Constitution prohibits former presidents from seeking another term in office until they've been away from the job for four years, and Menem's four-year gap won't be officially complete until December 2003.

Periscope 2008

The damage to Argentina extends well beyond Menem's pride.

Collateral Damage 2008

Among his neighbors were Menem's brother Eduardo and Eduardo Duhalde, governor of Buenos Aires province.

Death Of An Untouchable 2008

Menem's biggest hurdle is likely to be hopping the constitutional law -- but even that doesn't look insurmountable.

Periscope 2008

That message struck a chord; most Argentines trace the roots of their country's worst-ever economic crisis to the waning months of Menem's second term in the late 1990s, when government spending jumped sharply and a deep recession took hold.

The Man Nobody Knows 2007