Ultimas fotos de Argentina

Candidate for Congress, former president Nestor Kirchner leaves after speaking at the campaign headquarters in Buenos Aires June 29, 2009. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez lost control of Congress in Sunday's mid-term election as voters rejected her combative political style and interventionist economic policies. Her husband, former President Nestor Kirchner, suffered a humiliating defeat in a congressional race in Argentina's most populous province after a bid to shore up his wife's government. On Monday, local media reported he would resign as head of the ruling Peronist party. REUTERS/Bernardino Avila (ARGENTINA POLITICS ELECTIONS)

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El ex presidente Néstor Kirchner, habla en conferencia de prensa el lunes 29 de junio de 2009. Kirchner y su esposa la presidenta Cristina Fernández sufrieron una derrota en los comicios legislativos del domingo al perder la mayoría en el congreso.. (AP Photo/Daniel Luna)

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Members of the media take a brake as they wait for a press conference of former Argentina's President Nestor Kirchner in Buenos Aires, early Monday, June 29, 2009. Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez and her predecessor and husband Nestor Kirchner suffered a stunning setback in Sunday congressional elections, seen as a referendum on their political dynasty, losing control of both houses of Congress. (AP Photo/Daniel Luna)

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Former Argentina's President Nestor Kirchner speaks during a press conference in Buenos Aires, early Monday, June 29, 2009. Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez and her predecessor and husband Nestor Kirchner suffered a stunning setback in Sunday congressional elections, seen as a referendum on their political dynasty, losing control of both houses of Congress. (AP Photo/Daniel Luna)

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Former Argentina's President Nestor Kirchner speaks during a press conference in Buenos Aires, early Monday, June 29, 2009. Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez and her predecessor and husband Nestor Kirchner suffered a stunning setback in Sunday congressional elections, seen as a referendum on their political dynasty, losing control of both houses of Congress. In background, Argentina's Cabinet Chief Segio Massa. (AP Photo/Daniel Luna)

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Former Argentina's President Nestor Kirchner speaks during a press conference in Buenos Aires, early Monday, June 29, 2009. Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez and her predecessor and husband Nestor Kirchner suffered a stunning setback in Sunday congressional elections, seen as a referendum on their political dynasty, losing control of both houses of Congress. (AP Photo/Daniel Luna)

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Former Argentina's President Nestor Kirchner, right, accompanied by Argentina's Cabinet Chief Segio Massa, speaks during a press conference in Buenos Aires, early Monday, June 29, 2009. Argentina's President Cristina Fernandez and her predecessor and husband Nestor Kirchner suffered a stunning setback in Sunday congressional elections, seen as a referendum on their political dynasty, losing control of both houses of Congress. (AP Photo/Daniel Luna)

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Candidate for Congress and former President Nestor Kirchner speaks at the campaign headquarters in Buenos Aires June 29, 2009. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez suffered a stinging blow in Sunday's mid-term, losing her majority in the lower house as voters rejected her combative politics and handling of a slowing economy. In a humiliating defeat for Argentina's first couple that reflected widespread discontent with Fernandez's government, her powerful husband and predecessor, former President Nestor Kirchner, was upset in a high-profile congressional race. REUTERS/Bernardino Avila (ARGENTINA POLITICS ELECTIONS)

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Candidate for Congress and former President Nestor Kirchner speaks at the campaign headquarters in Buenos Aires June 29, 2009. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez suffered a stinging blow in Sunday's mid-term, losing her majority in the lower house as voters rejected her combative politics and handling of a slowing economy. In a humiliating defeat for Argentina's first couple that reflected widespread discontent with Fernandez's government, her powerful husband and predecessor, former President Nestor Kirchner, was upset in a high-profile congressional race. REUTERS/Bernardino Avila (ARGENTINA POLITICS ELECTIONS)

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Candidate for Congress, former president Nestor Kirchner speaks at the campaign headquarters in Buenos Aires, June 29, 2009. Argentine President Cristina Fernandez suffered a stinging blow in Sunday's mid-term, losing her majority in the lower house as voters rejected her combative politics and handling of a slowing economy. In a humiliating defeat for Argentina's first couple that reflected widespread discontent with Fernandez's government, her powerful husband and predecessor, former President Nestor Kirchner, was upset in a high-profile congressional race. REUTERS/Bernardino Avila (ARGENTINA POLITICS ELECTIONS)

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