Iran and Latin America

September 24, 2012

The growing interaction between Iranian and Latin American governments is a troubling development. The following resources shed light on those relations.

Press Center

¿Qué está en juego con Irán?

Iran’s Hispan TV Follows Press TV’s Footsteps With Live Stream On YouTube

Marking The Anniversary Of Hezbollah’s Bombing In Panama

On 19th Anniversary of Argentina Terror Attack, Iran Continues to Deny its Culpability

New Government Documents Detail Decades Of Global Terrorist Activities By Iran And Hezbollah

Two AMIA Bombing Suspects Run For Iran Presidency

An Unhealthy Nexus: Iran and Argentina

ADL Calls on Argentine Congress to Withhold Approval of Agreement with Iran Setting Up Joint "Truth Commission" to Investigate '94 AMIA Terror Attack

ADL Deeply Concerned by Argentina-Iran "Truth Commission" Investigating '94 AMIA Terror Attack

Why is Ahmadinejad Persona Grata in Latin America?

Justice Still Elusive in AMIA Attack

Suspected Planner of AMIA Bombing Named to Iran's Cabinet

Ahmadinejad's Choice For Defense Minister Wanted For Terrorist Attack On Argentinean Jewish Community

Iran Is Not a Good Partner For Latin America

The Chavez Regime: Fostering Anti-Semitism and Supporting Radical Islam (PDF)

AMIA Bombing

AMIA Attack in Argentina

Hezbollah

Hezbollah in Latin America

Hezbollah, State Sponsors: Iran and Syria

U.S. Treasury Designates Two Venezuelan Men as Hezbollah Supporters

"Iran is like my second home...we are looping to create a united strategy for both countries." November 19, 2007, Hugo Chavez while on an official visit in Tehran