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Sunday, November 30, 2014

Buenos Aires Herald

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December 1, 2014
The head of the anti-government CTA splinter Pablo Micheli has announced a series of rallies for December if the government continues to refuse to respond to its calls to have the complementary salary payment – known in Argentina as “aguinaldo” workers receive in June and December – exempted from income tax.
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Economy Minister Axel Kicillof rejected any year-end reforms in the income tax and said that “nobody likes to pay taxes but this one is a solidarity contribution from workers who earn most."
• Massa renews anti-income tax calls
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Argentina's Ambassador to the UK Alicia Castro called for dialogue over the sovereignty of Malvinas and condemned the British militarization of the islands, speaking at the annual Latin American Conference at the Trade Union Congress (TUC) headquarters in London.
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While the judiciary starts investigating HSBC for using an illegal scheme to help more than 4,000 citizens and companies evade taxes, the AFIP tax bureau has already sent out the first summons asking tax payers to regularize their situation.
By Luciana Bertoia
• BA province homicide rate reduced by 40%
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By Roger CatlinSome of the nuttiest Nutcrackers

Tabare Vazquez won back his old job as president of Uruguay in a runoff election, allowing the leftist ruling coalition to extend its decade in power and roll out a law legalizing the production and sale of marijuana.
• Uruguay: all in the family
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Colombia’s FARC rebels confirmed today they have released Colombian army General Ruben Dario Alzate, corporal Jorge Rodríguez and lawyer Gloria Urrego, who had been captured on November 16, which had led to the suspension the two-year-old peace talks taking place in Havana.
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• US-led strikes have not weakened IS
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Pope Francis said Islamic militants were carrying out a "profoundly grave sin against God" in Syria and Iraq, calling for inter-religious dialogue and action against poverty to help end conflicts there.
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• Court drops murder charges
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• Demonstrators begin march to Missouri state capital
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The shooting of Michael Brown

Versions of the truth

Soccer — Domestic League

Racing ‘Prince’ hungry for a new crown

By Dan Edwards

Field hockey — Women’s Champions Trophy

Argentina wins 1-0 in close match

By Eric Weil

Polo — Argentine Open

La Dolfina reaches decider

By Jorge Andrades
By Cristiana Visan



Hundreds gathered in Mexico City to say last farewell to Roberto Gómez Bolaños, the iconic Mexican comedian responsible for the beloved television character “El Chavo del Ocho.” Following a private ceremony at Televisa TV network's headquarters, a public tribute will be held at the historic Azteca Stadium.
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• Al fin un mapa del delito

Judgement days

Martín Gambarotta - News Editor

Judgement days

Honesty is back in fashion

James Neilson

Honesty is back in fashion

Harder for Leonas to defend title

Eric Weil / For The Herald

Harder for Leonas to defend title

Journalists under fire in the US

Marcelo J. García

Journalists under fire in the US



By Jane Kirkwood
By Verónica Hortis de Smith

Luis Moreno Ocampo, former prosecutor before the ICC

‘No country is able to judge all its criminals’

• World Trade

Argentine waterways, private port terminals able to handle bigger crop

• On Sunday

Anger protesters call Peña Nieto’s bluff
Ambito.com

Gallardo: Win against Boca is a historic achievement

Mar del Plata cathedral closed for safety

Raquel Mancini mugged in Palermo


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