President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner telephoned the elect- president of Chile, Sebastián Piñera, and congratulated him for his triumph in the ballot held yesterday. In addition, Kirchner promised to be present in the ascencion ceremony next March 11.

Finance Secretary Hernan Lorenzino said that the judge Thomas Griesa cancelled the embargo on the accounts that the Central Bank has in the U.S. Federal Reserve.

According to the Central Bank’s President, Martin Redrado, to ratify the autonomy of the Central Bank will be the key to reverse the verdict of the American judge Thomas Griesa, who seized an account with U.S. $ 1.8 billion that the bank has in the U.S. yesterday.

Judge Maria Jose Sarmiento decided to “make room for the preliminary measure requested by the deputies Graciela Camano, Carlos Felipe Solá, Alfredo Atanasof, Manuel Amor Morejon and Sen. Graciela Agustina de Perna.

The President, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, lashed out again against vulture funds, after Judge Thomas Griesa seized $ 1.8 million from the Central Bank that were in New York. (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

The appeals made by the Government due to the judgments of the Justice which stopped the use of Central Bank’s reserves and the resignation of its president, were accepted by Judge Maria Jose Sarmiento.

President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner came out in defense of her interests after the federal embargo of the Central Bank reserves. Like Boudou, she made ironic and sharp statements against judge Griesa, Martin Redrado, Julio Cobos and judge Sarmiento. (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

The president Cristina Kirchner defended again the use of Central Bank’s reserves. “Financial speculation is a big business, ask it to vulture funds” she said. (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

The judge in Federal and Administrative Litigation, Maria Jose Sarmiento, received the appeals of the government to the verdict that stopped the transfer of the Central Bank’s reserves, as well as the one which dismissed its president, Martin Redrado.

According to Anibal Fernandez, the Chief to Staff, the president discovered on the diary of Martin Redrado, the president of the Central Bank, that he had held meetings with journalists from Clarin, who wrote negative critics against the ‘Bicentenraio Fund.’ (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

The national deputy Pino Solanas brought criminal charges against President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner with members of his party for “abuse of authority and mismanagement of public property”, by the decree of necessity and urgency that she ‘used to try to release Central Bank’s reserves to pay debts’.

The vice president assured that he is making all their efforts to solve the problem about the Central Bank’s reserves and said that if the ways of doing things were considered before “problems will be solved.” (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner discussed the institutional crisis that affects the country, saying: “Those who raffled the reserves when were at the government, are now against us.” (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

The newspaper ‘El Pais’ from Spain published the following article related to the removal from office of the Central Bank to Martin Redrado:

Judge Maria Jose Sarmiento voted for the defense presented by the Civic Coalition about the use of Central Bank reserves. Reserves can’t be used until the Congress decides.

Who was until yesterday the president of the Central Bank, Martin Redrado, said when he left his office at dawn that he would not resign and that is planning to ask the Justice for the annulment of the decree that the President Cristina Kircher made asking for his resignation. (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

Central Bank’s President Martin Redrado confirmed once again that he’s not planning to resign and said he will continue making “professional measures for the implementation of the Bicentennial Funds.” (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

Last 11 of December the communications of the helicopter that was carrying the President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner were interrupted with threats against her (see article). An alleged suspect was arrested today. He was guilty for having done the threats.

The request for the resignation of the Central Bank’s President Martin Redrado made by Cristina Kirchner was reflected in the markets. While the local bond and stocks show falls in Buenos Aires, dollar raises a penny.

Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner requested the resignation of Martin Redrado, who has been, until now, the president of the Central Bank. (VIDEO AVAILABLE)