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President Javier Milei vows renewed efforts to bring perpetrators of 1994 bombing to justice.
85 people were killed in the bombing, considered among the deadliest antisemitic attacks anywhere since WWII .
Milei's anti-Iran rhetoric, pro-Israel foreign policy have stirred cautious optimism about his commitment to breaking the time loop.
Many remain unconvinced after three decades of an investigation marred by corruption and intrigue.
Inter-American Court of Human Rights held the Argentine state responsible for its failure to prevent the attack and its deliberate efforts to obstruct justice.
Several Lebanese and Iranian citizens accused of involvement in the attack — including Iran 's interior minister — remain at large.
Argentina 's top criminal court earlier this year came out with its first ruling on the case — naming the same Iranian and Lebanese officials that have been blamed.
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