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Argentine military official resigns over ship seizureAFP BUENOS AIRES -- The head of Argentina's military intelligence resigned Thursday in the wake of a warship seizure by Ghana over a bond dispute, a source said.
October 20, 2012, 12:06 am TWN The boat, which went to the West African nation for a training mission, was seized by port officials in Tema this month under a court order secured by a Cayman Islands investment group that claims Buenos Aires owes it more than US$370 million (283 million euros). “Puente Olivera, director of strategic military intelligence has handed in her resignation: she considered it appropriate to do so,” a government source who requested anonymity told AFP without providing more details. The resignation follows that of the commander of the Argentine navy, Carlos Alberto Paz on Monday.
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