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The sheriff of San Nicolas Hugo Prado, who assisted in the operation, said the situation "is contained". About 2,000 residents burned the city, among other public buildings in retaliation for the deaths of two youths who clashed this morning on a van driven by a transit inspector that chased for fines and would have locked up.

Slowly and not without fear of renewed unrest, began after noon Baradero regain its usual calm. The Buenos Aires district was the scene this morning of extremely fiery riots that destroyed neighboring buildings and attacked public officials. The origin of the anger is in the death of two young motorcyclists who collided early this morning a patrol occupied by freight that would have locked in hot pursuit for a penalty.

The situation "is contained" the commissioner said this afternoon Hugo Prado, head of the Departmental of St. Nicholas, who assisted in the operation to disperse about 2,000 protesters, enraged, jumped out of bed this morning to hear the news death of two teenagers and went to the town square. First they burned the truck that would have caused the crash of the boys and then went back for more: fire to the building of the municipality, the Court of Misdemeanors and the headquarters of the Traffic Division. In addition, stoned the police chief.

"This is total chaos, I've lived here for years and never seen anything like that," had, in amazement and concern this morning Caesar Scollie journalist FM Weather in dialogue with TN. Moments later, the building of the radio would also become a target for destruction.

Fire and heavy smoke completed the landscape of destruction. The rich neighboring column that caused riots in the city prevented the arrival of firemen. "We have an overflow of family and people who burned the city unfortunately," explained the mayor of Baradero early Carossi Aldo.

Later would come the reinforcements would return gradually Baradero calm. The Buenos Aires police chief, Juan Carlos Paggi, confirmed that was sent to the area of the incident "a very significant amount of cash." "We needed to move reinforcements to contain the situation and cooperate with authorities and regain the public peace."

The fury unleashed by the death of two young motorcyclists-a girl and a boy, 16 and 17 this morning crashed into a truck from the Traffic Division. According to several witnesses, the teens were chased by troops who were pursuing them for a penalty. At the crossroads of Gallo and Belgrano, the patrol would have locked up and caused the fatal crash. The victims violently flew off the bike and died as a result of the heavy blow. Neither was wearing a helmet.

"I can not understand why they stopped it instead of killing him," asked Hugo Portugal this morning, the father of one of the boys, returning from a party of 15.

The mayor confirmed that the two Carossi inspectors involved in the accident were detained. "If you really are guilty of Justice will punish them," he said.

The younger son of footballer Juan Sebastián Verón-Deian, age 9, ran over a girl while traveling with a quadricycle across the dunes borders the inn Hemingway, the last of the beaches of Cariló, on Monday afternoon.

The accident occurred between seven past five p.m.. The victim, a girl of age, was lying face down on the sand basking in the sun with friends. As at the foot of a steep dune, Deian failed to see her and hit her.

"After the trod, her mouth was bruised, bleeding, and said he had a sharp pain in the back," Laura told a lifeguard in the area. The girl had to be rushed to Community Hospital Pinamar, where secured that "it is out of danger" but suffered scrapes and dislocate his shoulder.

Upon leaving the training of Estudiantes de La Plata, Pinamar, the "Brujita" Veron said only that "it was an accident." The four-wheeler was seized by the police station and is deposited Cariló against Polideportivo de Pinamar. The case reached the prosecutor Dolores and is in charge of the juvenile prosecutor Silvia Torres.

ty-five capsules of the synthetic drug "crystal", a powerful stimulant methamphetamine derivative, were kidnapped in the hands of four accused of stealing bowling emerging from the seaside resort of Villa Gesell.

Police sources reported that the procedure was done as part of a case for theft at the door of the bar "Town Boundary", located at Buenos Aires, access to Villa Gesell.

According to sources explained, the police mounted an operation in search of those responsible for thefts from homes in the city over the past 48 hours. The troops arrested the suspects as they prepared to board a Citroen C3. When requisitioning the car and found 85 young capsules "crystal", which produces similar effects to ecstasy, guns, 15 cellphones and cash.

According to sources, the accused, who live in Capital-be who last night assaulted a young woman identified as Emiliano Luis Fresia (18), who is on holiday with five friends at a house in the 130 and avenue Paseo 5. The boys were caught by a group of armed criminals, who overpowered and robbed of money, digital camera, a guitar, three phones and perfumes.

Personnel Sub DDI Villa Gesell, based on data of the victims, began working on the case and, in the vicinity of the complex Bailable Pueblo Limite, "arrested a 25 year old, residing in the Federal Capital, which was accused of that fact.

After some work on intelligence and surveillance troops later arrested three other suspects, two 18 and one 21, also at the exit of the bar. In reviewing the order, they found a .38 revolver and 22, a pistol 22, and 85 crayons per 850 grams of "crystal", along with 15 stolen phones and clothing and about 3,000 pesos in cash.

The 12th anniversary of the cause which is investigating the alleged payment of bribes by the Siemens company to members of the government of Carlos Menem for the renewal of the DNI prepares alarming news for former staff and former directors of the company. Everything depends on the arrival of court papers that prosecutors sent from Munich, who took the case of the parent company in Germany that he is now stuck for months in the diplomatic tangle involving international paperwork.


The federal judge overseeing the case since 2008, Ariel Lijo, has already sent two letters to Foreign Ministry, claiming diplomatic pressure to the Federal Government of Germany to hand over the documents provided by prosecutors in Munich, after the trip to that city magistrate May. There he and his team had access to much of the evidence and records used during the trial that took place against the former directors of the parent.


Beyond the diplomatic wrongs in the court are optimistic: As soon reach such documentation, enjoin the action on "outpatient status" of some of the accused. That is likely to prevent the departure of the former directors and officers more complicated in the case.


Key contract


The documentation of Germany will provide a key to the research: a contract that Charles Sergi, former manager of Siemens Argentina, have signed early 2001 outside the country with the parent to "manage" that fulfill the agreement between Argentina and the company for the digitization of the DNI. Former director by then no longer on the board of the local subsidiary. Months later, in May 2001, the government of Fernando de la Rúa took the low bid. Considering that the efforts had failed Sergi, Siemens AG would have refused to pay some $ s 35 million that had been agreed for their services. The former manager sued the company in Germany which, through arbitration, finally paid some $ s 26 billion.


This amount was paid by Siemens Business Service, a firm that former heads of the parent would have created in Dubai. The investigation by prosecutors in Munich, which indicted several former executives of Siemens AG for paying bribes to win tenders abroad, was based solely on irregular payments the company made from Dubai. One of the allegedly illegal contracts that were included in the investigation of lateral way was to Sergi.


The rest of the documentation on the Argentine case, there is little or nothing in the prosecution of Munich. This is because most of the payments related to the digitization of national ID cards were processed through another group subsidiary, Siemens Nixdorf Information (which later ceased to exist), who was not part of the German investigation. Moreover, the contract was signed with Argentina in 1998 and the Munich prosecutor's office began investigating after 2001, as he felt that the previous cases were prescribed.


Banks

The other key information you expect the court to move forward is the data that should provide several banks on about 40 accounts that were deposited in irregular payments. This documentation was provided by Siemens Argentina itself, after the results were known of the audit of Debevoise & Plimpton, which were based on the Securities Exchange Commission and the Ministry of Justice of the United States to fine Siemens, thus enabling maintain its investments in that country. The group recognized the crimes identified in this audit, for which he paid u $ s 800 million fine.

In the case of Argentina recognized the crime of "Books & Records", irregularities in their seats. The hypothesis is that the court handles these irregularities would have funneled bribes to former officials and former officials of the local subsidiary.

So half of this year Lijo rogatory sent to branches of several banks in tax havens such as Dubai, Panama, Saudi Arabia and Uruguay, to report on the deposits investigated, especially who were their owners. This could close the circle of payment from the company and former officials charged.

It happened in Alpa Corral, Cordoba, when the pilot lost control of their Desert Warrior on a curve and slammed into the audience, which was in an area not allowed. Sonia Garcia, 28, was killed in the accident.

Tragedy in the Argentina-Chile Dakar 2010 In the first day of competition, a 28-year-old died after being hit by the truck driven by Desert Warrior German Mirco Schultis.

The accident happened at about 1500 meters from the entrance to the town of Alpa Corral, where the road forked and in which Schultis lost control of his truck and rammed five spectators.

The woman, identified as Sonia Garcia, suffered serious multiple injuries and two cardiac arrests and died at the Central Hospital of Rio Cuarto, where he was taken after the accident, like Gabriel Gomez, 24, who according to Norberto Brusa, head of the Guard, has a compound fracture of his tibia and fibula but not life-threatening.

Three other minor injuries with multiple injuries initially were referred to hospital Gigena Alcira. All are natives of the place, but a photographer, of Brazilian origin.

The journalist Thomas Fragueiro'relató to La Voz del Interior that accidents were located in the external sector of the curve, an area not permitted, and police had requested a change of place, but ignored. Even the photographer crossed the street several times.

Shultis would have had to brake, but struck the same, within four months to cross a fence. The pilot and passenger were surprised and even some people that wanted to attack.

The case hung over the former prelate was initiated before the termination of the former seminarian Ruben Barefoot in 2002. The former religious house arrest would enjoy in a short time to reach age 70.

The former archbishop of Santa Fe Archbishop Edgardo Gabriel Storni was sentenced to 8 years in prison for aggravated sexual abuse by a priest, judicial sources said.

This time there was a bus driver. Now that suffered the mutilation of two fingers was a man of 40, who tried to resist being robbed of money and a bicycle when he went to work in the area west of Rosario. Although the attack happened on Saturday, recently was released Tuesday.

According to sources quoted by the agency Telam, police are looking for the assailants, one of whom was a minor.

The victim, identified as Luis Fernando Velazquez, works at a service station west of Rosario. Shortly before 4 am on Saturday, was intercepted and Gutenberg Pellegrini Avenue, by a person armed with a knife.

The offender was in his way to steal a bicycle in which it moved, but the man resisted and began a struggle that ended when the thief cut on three occasions.

The sources explained that one of them went through to Velázquez two fingers of one of his hands, whereupon she was attacked by a second offender who punched him and took off his bicycle and a backpack carrying about 120 pesos and personal effects.

Despite being wounded, Velasquez walked a few blocks to the house of a brother, who aided and moved to the Emergency Hospital Clemente Alvarez.

There he found that he had the little finger amputee and the first phalanx of ring finger of his left hand.

The investigation is being conducted at the station six of Rosario, which sought to locate the assailants.