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Buenos Aires, Dec 9 (EFE / EPA).- Several years ago, when his time was up as Argentine Cabinet chief, Alberto Fernandez found some of his lyrics in his desk drawer and turned them into songs. And when he becomes the nation's president this Tuesday, he will take his guitar to the Casa Rosada with him.(CAMERA: José Manuel Rodríguez)SOUNDBITES FROM PROFESSOR OF ROCK, CULTURE, AND POLITICS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BUENOS AIRES AND JOURNALIST JUAN IGNACIO PROVÉNDOLA. THE SINGER OF THE ARGENTINE BAND EL MATÓ A UN POLICÍA MOTORIZADO, SANTIAGO BARRIONUEVO.VIDEOS OF ALBERTO FERNÁNDEZ PLAYING THE GUITAR: HANDOUT BY PÁGINA 12. VIDEOS OF ALBERTO FERNÁNDEZ SINGING IN A CONCERT: HANDOUT BY ARGENTINE PUBLIC TELEVISION.TRANSLATION:JUAN IGNACIO PROVÉNDOLA: 1. "It's something he was crazy about even before his political interests...The year when he started buying his first discs was also the year when his militancy began. It was, in fact, a very important year for both aspects in Argentina, 1973, it was the year in which Almendra was launched, one of our most emblematic bands, and it was also the year in which Peron returned to Argentina.2. "Alberto spoke of the influence this early middle-class Buenos Aires rock had...for young people it meant finding a cultural expression outside of what those in power, those military governments, wanted to force on everyone," 3. "Maybe Fernandez realized that Argentines expect more serious talk than his opinions on soccer, since in Argentina there are more than enough people talking about that sport...the most interesting things Alberto can contribute are about other matters" 4. "Rock seems to be a language totally alien to leading politicians...but which he uses very credibly because he not only talks about discs but he knows how to play the guitar. These are novelties that I believe bring him closer to popular culture" SANTIAGO BARRIONUEVO: 1. "He plays the guitar very well, he sings well, he's got a good voice, a little raspy, but...he can play the guitar very well and still be a bad president"
Rome, May 13 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Álvaro Padilla). The Argentine president, Alberto Fernández, is received by the president of the Italian Council of Ministers, Mario Draghi.FOOTAGE OF THE ARGENTINE PRESIDENT, ALBERTO FERNÁNDEZ, IN ROME.
Buenos Aires, Dec 10 (EFE).- Thousands of Argentinians celebrated Tuesday as center-left Alberto Fernandez takes office as Argentina's new president and Cristina Kirchner as vice-president, with a concert in the iconic Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires. (Camera: GABRIEL CASAL)FOOTAGE SHOWS CELEBRATIONS IN THE ICONIC PLAZA DE MAYO IN BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA.
Thousands of Argentines celebrate with a concert in Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires as center-left Alberto Fernandez takes office as Argentina's new president and Cristina Kirchner as vice-president. Argentines celebrate in the streets of Buenos Aires as Alberto Fernandez takes office as Argentina's new president and Cristina Kirchner as vice-president. IMAGES
Buenos Aires, Dec 10 (EFE).- (Camera: Javier Castro) Buenos Aires' traffic and public transport were restricted on Tuesday due to the gathering of people near the Casa Rosada and Congress, where the new president Alberto Fernández is to be sworn in.FOOTAGE OF THE STREETS OF BUENOS AIRES.