Silencio bajo la lluvia en Buenos Aires en memoria de Nisman
Miles de argentinos han salido a la calle cuando se cumple un mes de la muerte del fiscal.
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LA "MARCHA DE LOS PARAGUAS" INUNDÓ BUENOS AIRES EN MEMORIA DEL FISCAL NISMAN
19.02.2015BAS104. BUENOS AIRES (ARGENTINA) 18/02/2015.- Personas participan en una marcha en homenaje de Alberto Nisman hoy, miércoles 18 de febrero de 2015, por la avenida de Mayo en Buenos Aires (Argentina). La marcha del silencio, que muchos han bautizado ya como la "marcha de los paraguas", inundó el centro de Buenos Aires bajo una lluvia torrencial en homenaje de Alberto Nisman en el día en que se cumple un mes de la muerte del fiscal que denunció a la presidenta argentina, Cristina Fernández. La lluvia estalló minutos antes de que comenzara la marcha, que arrancó puntual encabezada por la familia de Nisman y varios de sus compañeros fiscales, y obligó a los manifestantes a guardar banderas y carteles para empuñar sus paraguas. EFE/ENRIQUE GARCÍACDA -
La juez Sandra Arroyo Salgado, exmujer del fiscal Alberto Nisman, durante la marcha silenciosa en su honor celebrada en Buenos Aires.
19.02.2015Judge Sandra Arroyo Salgado, ex-wife of late prosecutor Alberto Nisman, takes part in a silent march to honour Nisman, in Buenos Aires February 18, 2015. Tens of thousands of Argentines are expected to march in silence through Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, on Wednesday evening to honour Alberto Nisman, a state investigator who was poised to detail evidence behind his accusations that Argentine President Cristina Fernandez plotted to cover up his investigation into a 1994 bombing. Nisman was found dead with a single bullet to the head on January 18. REUTERS/Enrique Marcarian (ARGENTINA - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST CRIME LAW)REUTERS/Enrique Marcarian -
El jefe de Gobierno de la ciudad de Buenos Aires, Mauricio Macri, durante la marcha del silencio en la capital argentina.
19.02.2015The Chief of Government of the City of Buenos Aires Mauricio Macri attends the "Marcha del silencio" (March of Silence) called by Argentine prosecutors in memory of their late colleague Alberto Nisman in Buenos Aires on February 18, 2015. President Cristina Kirchner urged Argentines to be on guard Wednesday ahead of a mass protest over the mysterious death of Nisman who had accused her of a cover-up in his probe of a 1994 bombing. Nisman was found in his Buenos Aires apartment with a bullet through his head on January 18, the day before he was to go before a congressional hearing to air his finding that Kirchner and her foreign minister plotted to shield Iranian officials implicated in the bombing of the AMIA Jewish-Argentine charity. AFP PHOTO / NA - Mariana SaprizaAFP PHOTO / NA - Mariana Sapriza
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