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Senator Cruz Calls on Secretary Blinken To Intervene in Argentina’s Scandal

The senator wants anti-corruption sanctions applied against Vice President Cristina Kirchner.

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Vice President Cristina Kirchner attends a session of Congress at Buenos Aires, March 1, 2021. AP/Natacha Pisarenko, pool
ELI LAKE
ELI LAKE

As Argentina unravels, the big question is whether the American secretary of state, Antony Blinken, will apply anti-corruption sanctions against Vice President Cristina Kirchner. This is what Senator Cruz is asking of Mr. Blinken after an Argentine prosecutor released his findings in his investigation of Mrs. Kirchner, a former president. 

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ELI LAKE
ELI LAKE

Mr. Lake is a contributing editor to Commentary Magazine and the host of the Re-Education Podcast. He was a syndicated columnist for Bloomberg between 2014 and 2022 and a former reporter at the New York Sun, the Daily Beast and the Washington Times.

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