Published 2 years ago

Argentine president to pay fine for party during quarantine

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Argentina's president and first lady will pay a fine of 3 million pesos ($24,000) for hosting a party in July 2020 that violated quarantine orders. The fine will take the form of a donation to Argentina's Malbran Institute, a public institution that studies infectious diseases.

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BBC News

Coronavirus: Argentine President Fernández pays 'fine' over lockdown party

Leaked photos of the dinner party held while Covid lockdown measures were in force caused outrage.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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News18 India

Argentina's President Alberto Fernandez, First Lady Pay 'fine' for Birthday Dinner During Covid Lockdown

A federal judge approved the president's "economic compensation" proposal, in which he will pay 1.6 million pesos to a prestigious vaccine research institute, the Malbran Institute

2 years ago·India

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Associated Press News

Argentine president to pay fine for party during quarantine

Argentina’s president and first lady will pay a fine of about $24,000 for hosting a party in July 2020 that violated quarantine orders the head of state himself had signed.

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Argentine president to pay fine for party during quarantine

Argentina’s president and first lady will pay a fine of about $24,000 for hosting a party in July 2020 that violated quarantine orders the head of state himself had signed

2 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Argentine president to pay fine for party during quarantine

Argentina’s president and first lady will pay a fine of about $24,000 for hosting a party in July 2020 that violated quarantine orders the head of state himself had signed

2 years ago

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News24

Argentine president pays 'fine' for birthday dinner during Covid lockdown

Argentina's President Alberto Fernandez and the first lady on Monday paid a fine of about $24 000, in the form of a charitable donation, in return for legal proceedings against them being dropped over a birthday dinner during the pandemic lockdown that caused a scandal.

2 years ago·South Africa

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