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Friday, 4 February, 2000, 22:50 GMT
Argentina joins outcry over Austrian government Argentina has added its voice to international criticism over the inclusion in the Austrian government of the far-right Freedom party. The vice-president, Carlos Alvarez, called on Argentina's trade partners in the South American trade bloc, Mercosur, to join it in repudiating what he described as a party made up of neo-Nazis. Mr Alvarez said his government was studying the continued presence of its ambassador in Vienna. Argentina became a haven for dozens of Nazis after the second world war, but in recent years has acted to extradite a number of war crimes suspects wanted in Europe. From the newsroom of the BBC World Service |
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