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Estela Carlotto, leader of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo, which fought for light to be shed on deaths committed during Argentina’s 1976-1983 military dictatorship, said Kirchner ??who helped their cause ??had been “indispensable.”
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Kirchner had suffered cardiac problems in the past, and had two operations this cheap coach handbags year to unblock arteries.
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“I don’t know what Cristina is going to do. Now she rules the country, but all alone,” she said.
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Julio Cobos, Cristina Kirchner’s vice-president turned political rival, said he was confident she “has the necessary force and authority to govern” even as she mourns.
Nestor Kirchner’s predecessor, Eduardo Duhalde, called on all Argentines to support the president.
US President Barack Obama stressed Kirchner’s “significant role in the political life of Argentina,” while Spain’s Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero expressed his “deep shock” and told Cristina Kirchner that “the love of the Spanish people will be with you at this time of deep sorrow.”
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez wrote on his Twitter account “What pain,Women' Jordan Shoes! What a loss for Argentina and our Americas!” and declared three days of mourning in his own country.
Kirchner’s official doctor, Luis Buonomo, said the former leader, 60, had a cardiac arrest and “passed away.”
The country ??which had been observing a holiday Wednesday for a national census ??reacted with shock to the news.

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His health problems ??and his loss in legislative elections in June 2009 that also ended his ruling party’s majority in Congress ??had led to widespread speculation that he was preparing to run again for the presidency in 2011.
The Kirchners had been relaxing at their family home near the southern town of El Calafate when he suffered chest pains and was taken to a clinic.
In 2006, he paid off his country’s outstanding 9.5-billion-dollar debt to the International Monetary Fund, and during his reign and that of his wife,Men' Jordan Shoes, Argentina saw strong growth, though its access to international capital markets remained crippled.
Headstrong and often irritable as president, Nestor Kirchner was best known as the figure who led Argentina as it was emerging from its 1999-2002 economic crisis which resulted in the largest sovereign debt default in history.
But others predicted she would rise to the challenge.
The flag outside the palace was lowered to half-mast Wednesday, and a message left by somebody on the gates read: “Courage, Madame President.”
“Where will she find her inspiration now?” he asked.