Eduardo Oviedo

History Journal
Rojia Rashidfarrukhi

This paper was written about a man named Eduardo Oviedo, who is 66 years old and is accused of locking his wife and son in a cell covered in dirt with old mattresses, for almost two years. His 32-year-old son is autistic and his 61-year-old wife has psychiatric issues. The prosecutor, Alejandro Pellegrini accused Mr. Oviedo, who is a former contract worker, of keeping his wife and son in a cell made of iron bars and an iron door. He also stated that piles of rubble were found as well as pet food in the cage. On top of that, the wife and son were said to have their own excrements in bags around them. There was also rope found in the cell where they were likely tied up. Mr. Oviedo has been arrested and

This decision was made after years of lobbying by Argentina and Greece in order to fix a debt problem. This is also working to protect them from cutbacks and reforms that threaten the stability of their political and economic lifestyle. Argentina has been in a battle with a small group of hedge funds for years now with over 90% creditors. They are still awaiting a resolution after an appeal to a New York court that supported the hedge fund’s demand. Argentina has supported the UN action on debt for quite some time now and they are still suffering from the 2002 crisis that put millions of middle-class Argentinians into poverty, unfortunately. They are on their way to changing their economic and political lifestyle for the

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