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Menem and Carlos
The election of Carlos Menem to the Argentine Presidency in May 1989, however, resulted in an agreement between the President-elect and Jorge Born that gave the company partial control over national economic policy.
* December 29 – Argentina passes a measure allowing President Carlos Menem and all future presidents to run for a second term.
** Carlos Menem wins the Argentine presidential election.
** Carlos Menem, President of Argentina
With them he appeared at the Teatro Opera in Buenos Aires in the presence of the newly-elected Argentine President Carlos Menem on Fri 9 June 1989.
Carlos Saúl Menem ( born July 2, 1930 ) is an Argentine politician who was President of Argentina from 1989 to 1999.
Carlos S. Menem was born in 1930 in Anillaco, a small town in the mountainous north of La Rioja Province, Argentina.
In 1989, Jorge Born, president of the company from 1987 ( replacing Mario Hirsch ), began working closely with the government of Carlos Menem.
The Peronist Carlos Menem was elected president in May 1989.
Early on in the administration of President Carlos Menem ( 1989 – 1999 ), Argentina restored diplomatic relations with the United Kingdom and developed a strong partnership with the United States.
Carlos Menem of the Justicialist Party ( Peronist ) was the president for six more years and made a pact with Alfonsín in order to achieve a constitutional reform that would allow him to be reelected.
López Murphy came third in the 2003 presidential elections, with a platform that emphasized transparency, polarizing with former President Carlos Menem.
Worn by Isaac Asimov and Carlos Menem.
In 1987 he became a member of the Argentine National Congress and became vice-president under Carlos Menem from 1989 to his resignation in 1991.
He ran for president in 1999, after a failed attempt by Carlos Menem to run for a third term, but he was defeated by Fernando de la Rúa.
Carlos Menem, former president, wanted to run for the presidency in the 2003 election, and Duhalde wanted to prevent him from being president again.
File: Menem con banda presidencial. jpg | Carlos Menem, 1989 – 1999
* President who held office for most time continuously: Carlos Menem, for 10 years and 5 months, in two terms ( 1989 – 1999 ).
* Living former presidents as of 27 October 2010: Isabel Perón, Carlos Menem, Fernando de la Rúa, Adolfo Rodríguez Saá and Eduardo Alberto Duhalde, and dictators Roberto M. Levingston, Jorge Videla and Reynaldo Bignone.
A Justicialist, Kirchner was little-known internationally and even domestically before his election to the Presidency, which he won by default with only 22. 2 percent of the vote in the first round, when former President Carlos Menem ( 24. 4 %) withdrew from the ballotage.
Trying to prevent a third term of Carlos Menem, he sought to promote a candidate that may defeat him, but Carlos Reutemann ( governor of Santa Fe ) did not accept and José Manuel de la Sota ( governor of Córdoba ) did not grow in the polls.
Kirchner's Frente para la Victoria ( FPV, Front for Victory ) was overwhelmingly the winner ( the candidates of the FPV got more than 40 % of the national vote ), following which many supporters of other factions ( mostly those led by former presidents Eduardo Duhalde and Carlos Menem ) migrated to the FPV.

Menem and La
In October 1983, with the collapse of military rule, Menem was elected once again as Governor of La Rioja, and reelected in 1987.
On 26 May 2001, Bolocco married former Argentine president Carlos Menem in La Rioja, Argentina, whom she met while interviewing him at the Casa Rosada presidential house in Argentina.
Menem was taken to court for his alleged association with these illegal acts in 2001, but was acquitted by Argentina's Supreme Court ; however, in October 2008 the case was re-opened, but Menem can currently avoid being detained by Argentine authorities until 2010 when his position as senator of La Rioja is finished.

Menem and 1973
Menem after his 1973 victory.
Argentina's GDP ( below 1973 levels when Menem took office ) increased 35 % from 1990 to 1994 and fixed investment, by 150 %.

Menem and left
During the government of Carlos Menem a group of legislators led by Carlos Álvarez, known as the " Group of 8 ", left the party, claiming that the government was not following Peronist doctrines.
A short time later, José Octavio Bordón left the PJ as well, fearing that he might lose a primary election against Menem, so he created his own party to take part in the 1995 elections, and allied with Álvarez ' Broad Front in the Frepaso coalition.
Argentina's President Carlos Saul Menem ( left ) greets Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen ( center ) and his wife Janet at Casa Rosada in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on November 15, 1999.
Shortly after Menem won the election, the PDC left the coalition, but not before the strategy had provoked a split in its ranks.
His party list lost the 1997 congressional primaries to Daniel Scioli's, however, who enjoyed the support of President Carlos Menem, and Toma consequently left Congress.

Menem and him
While associated to the clientelist and nearly feudal style of government of many provincial governors and the corruption of the PJ, Kirchner was comparatively unknown to the national public, and he showed himself as a newcomer who had arrived at the Casa Rosada without the usual whiff of scandal about him, trying not to make a point of the fact that he himself had seven times been on the same electoral ballot with Menem.
A few months later, along with the News Show, he started a new program “ América Habla con Raul Peimbert ” a one-on one interview show that has allowed him to be one of the few Hispanic journalists that has interviewed more than 40 Latin American presidents, among them: Felipe Calderon Hinojosa ( Mexico ), Vicente Fox Quezada ( México ), Carlos Salinas de Gortari ( México ), Ernesto Zedillo ( México ), Carlos Saúl Menem ( Argentina ), Alberto Fujimori ( Perú ), César Gaviria ( Colombia ), Ernesto Samper ( Colombia ), Eduardo Frei ( Chile ), Ernesto Pérez Balladares ( Panamá ), Armando Calderón Sol ( El Salvador ), Rafael Caldera ( Venezuela ), Jaime Paz Zamora ( Bolivia ), Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada ( Bolivia ), Juan Carlos Wasmosy ( Paraguay ), Carlos Roberto Reina ( Honduras ), José López Portillo ( México ), Miguel De la Madrid ( México ), Joaquín Balaguer ( República Dominicana ), Antonio Saca ( El Salvador ), Daniel Ortega ( Nicaragua ), Hugo Chávez ( Venezuela ), Leonel Fernadez ( República Dominicana ), William Clinton ( USA ).

Menem and after
In 1994, after a political agreement ( the Olivos Pact ) with the Radical Civic Union party leader, former president Raúl Alfonsín, Menem succeeded in having the Constitution modified to allow presidential re-election, so that he could run for office once again in 1995.
The public scandal after the assassination of the soldier Omar Carrasco forced Menem to end compulsory military conscription.
Finally, after several false starts and two further peaks of hyperinflation, Menem put Cavallo at the helm of the Argentine Economy Ministry in February, 1991.
However, after popular discontent over the decision, President Carlos Menem was forced to back down on the offer.
The value of the currency stabilized soon after President Carlos Menem was elected.
On Thursday 4 July, came the decision by Dr. Abd El Menem Emarah to release the club board and the Egyptian Football Federation board after the sad incidence in the game between Ahly and Zamalek season 95 / 96, as the board decided to freeze the football activity in the club.

Menem and President
President Menem in a 1992 address outlining his plans for the reform of the nation's Education in Argentina | educational system, as well as for the privatization of the YPF oil concern, and of the pension system.
Argentina's reputation as a mediator was damaged, however, when President Menem and some members of his cabinet were accused of approving the illegal sale of weapons to Ecuador and to Croatia.
In 1998, President Menem made a state visit to the United Kingdom, and the Prince of Wales reciprocated with a visit to Argentina.
President Menem first had to control inflation and stabilize the economy, which he did by adopting a series of radical measures including fixed parity between the Argentine peso and the U. S. dollar.
President Menem had already privatized the state telecom concern and national airlines ( the once-premier airline in Latin America, Aerolíneas Argentinas, which was later almost run into the ground ).
After his first public accusations, relations between Cavallo, President Menem and his colleagues became progressively strained.
President Carlos Menem then pardoned the leaders of the junta in 1989 – 1990.
In October 1998 the IMF invited Argentine President Carlos Menem, to talk about the successful Argentine experience, at the Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors.
President Menem's Minister of Economy ( 1991 – 1996 ), Domingo Cavallo, the architect of the Menem administration's economic policies, specifically including " convertibility ", made the claim that Argentina was at that moment, " considered as the best pupil of the IMF, the World Bank and the USA government ":
He followed the neo-liberal economic model of President Carlos Menem, including privatising the provincial bank of which his own grandfather had been a founder.
The program of deregulation and privatization pursued by President Carlos Menem in reaction to the country's socio-economic crisis of 1989 led to the decentralization of the Argentine secondary school system, whereby, from 1992 onwards, the schools ' administration and funding became a provincial responsibility.
Argentina, the other South American guarantor involved in the matter, admitted to the illegal sale of armament by revealing the existence of three secret decrees signed by President Carlos Menem between the years of 1991 and 1995.
She opposed President Carlos Menem, who was in office from 1989 to 1999, and supported the election of Néstor Kirchner, who became president in 2003.
He was President of the Latin American Insurance Chief Officers association from 1989 to 1992, under Carlos Saul Menem ’ s presidency, and is a co-founder of the Insurance Chief Officers International Association.

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