Argentina’s former foreign minister Hector Timerman says the protracted investigation into the 1994 AMIA bombing incident lacks any convincing evidence against alleged suspects.

Main Jewish organizations in Argentina have recently filed a lawsuit against the government over the memorandum of understanding signed between Tehran and Buenos Aires. The organizations lodged a court appeal, seeking to declare what they described as the unconstitutional nature of the memorandum. Argentine's Foreign Office has presented key evidence in the Federal Appeals Court to refute the accusations and prove the constitutionality of the bilateral deal.

A court dismisses charges against Argentina’s president over an alleged cover-up in a 1994 bombing.

In an unprecedented decision, Argentine’s president has decided to declassify all the secret files about the controversial AMIA case which have been gathered over the past 21 years. Analysts believe the move will allow a more transparent investigation and there will be no longer room for groundless speculations.

Hundreds of thousands of people march in the Argentine capital to express their support for President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

An Argentine judge dismisses AMIA cover-up charges against President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

The government of Argentina has blasted the United States and Israel for what it calls their constant meddling in the Argentine domestic affairs. Buenos Aires has urged Washington and Tel Aviv to abide by the international law and respect its sovereignty.