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Cristina Fernández de KirchnerCristina Elisabet Fernandez de Kirchner, commonly known as Cristina Kirchner, is an Argentine politician from the Justicialist Party and the current President of Argentina.Born in: World » south america » argentina » May 01, 2010
News Quote: "Mrs Kirchner main speaker at anniversary of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo." - Argentina9:59 AM
March 02, 2010
News Quote: "Clinton met Argentinian president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner in Montevideo, Uruguay, yesterday, before flying to Buenos Aires for further talks today." - United Kingdom10:04 AM
March 01, 2010
News Quote: "Cristina Kirchner: Obama Administration is Hard Blow to Latin American Hopes." - Russia3:33 AM
February 27, 2010
February 24, 2010
News Quote: "The Argentinian president, Cristina Kirchner, at the UN general assembly last September." - Argentina11:15 AM
February 23, 2010
News Quote: "PLAYA DEL CARMEN (Reuters) – Argentine President Cristina Fernandez said Latin American leaders backed her objections to oil exploration in the British-controlled Falkland islands, as." - Guyana9:06 AM
News Quote: "Solidarity vote is a diplomatic bonus for Cristina Kirchner but backing of Venezuela and Brazil unlikely to end UK drilling Latin America and Caribbean nations appeared to close ranks behind Argentina today in its dispute with Britain over oil exploration in Falkland islands' waters." - United Kingdom6:16 AM
News Quote: "Argentina calls Falklands a question of 'self-defence'." - Argentina2:43 AM
February 22, 2010
News Quote: "Argentina’s President Cristina Kirchner has arrived in Mexico where she is expected to ask the Rio group of Latin American and Caribbean leaders to condemn British oil exploration around the Fal." - Argentina9:16 AM
News Quote: "Cristina de Kirchner, president of Argentina has congratulated Viktor Yanukovych on victory at the presidential elections, Ukrainian News learned from a statement posted on the newly elected Ukrainian president's website." - Ukraine4:39 AM
February 21, 2010
News Quote: "How I'd love to get the names together for a high-powered party I'm a devotee of Birthdays, the happiest column in this or any other paper." - United Kingdom7:00 AM
News Quote: "Imagine the following Birthdayistas sharing a joke at a bar: HRH Prince Andrew, 50; Leslie Ash, 50; Hana Mandlikova, 48; Seal, 47; Cristina Kirchner, 57; Ray Winstone, 53; Helen Fielding, 52; Benicio del Toro, 43; and Les Hinton, chief executive, Dow Jones, 66 (Oh well, Les, every party has a wallflower." - United Kingdom7:00 AM
February 18, 2010
News Quote: "(CNN) -- Argentine legislators rallied Wednesday behind President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, who signed a decree a day earlier requiring all ships navigating from the South American nation to the." - Argentina2:31 AM
February 17, 2010
News Quote: "Argentine lawmakers support president's Falklands initiative." - Argentina8:02 AM
News Quote: "Britain says drilling for hydrocarbons will go ahead despite Argentine moves to require permits Britain and the Falkland Islands today brushed off Argentinian moves to impede oil and gas exploration in British-controlled waters in the south Atlantic, saying there was no threat to shipping." - United Kingdom8:01 AM
News Quote: "Sabre-rattling over Malvinas oil serves a useful political purpose for Argentina's President Kirchner." - United Kingdom4:00 AM
News Quote: "Mrs Kirchner calls UN to force UK to Falklands’ sovereignty negotiations." - Argentina3:37 AM
February 15, 2010
News Quote: "Mrs Kirchner willing to discuss with opposition about central bank reserves." - Argentina8:55 AM
February 14, 2010
News Quote: "Feb 14 (Bloomberg) -- Argentina’s government lacks the support needed in the Senate to approve President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner’s plan to tap $66 billion in central bank reserves." - Argentina4:45 AM
February 09, 2010
News Quote: "NEW YORK (Bloomberg) What are we to make of loony leaders." - Japan12:18 AM
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is in the news with Jason Szenes, Obama administration, José Mujica, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack Obama, United Nations, CNN #54
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has been the number 54 most talked about person in the World this week. 
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