US faces drug and arms smuggling accusations http://english.iribnews.ir/NewsBody.aspx?ID=12635

Argentine-US tensions over items seized from a visiting US military aircraft spiked higher Tuesday after Buenos Aires said its personnel "would have ended up in Guantanamo" if the situation were reversed."Imagine what situation Argentina would have found itself in if it had transported the same things to the United States?" asked Argentina's cabinet chief, Anibal Fernandez."We would have ended up in Guantanamo, in orange uniforms, in conditions I don't even want to get into," he told reporters."We are talking about national sovereignty."

Evo Morales to present 'control plans' at Unasur over US planes http://www.buenosairesherald.com/article/59222/evo-morales-to-present-control-plans-at-unasur-over-us-planes

Bolivian President Evo Morales announced that he will present at the South American Nations Union (Unasur) plans to control the planes of the United States that arrive at the region, in the framework of the US Air Force plane case accused of “smuggling sensitive material” into Argentina.“We are going to present in the first meeting of the Unasur a control plan over the US planes that sell drugs or weaponry,” Morales told the press.

The presence of an Air Force plane carrying unauthorized materials in Argentina “demonstrates how the United States negotiates with drugs all around the world,” the Bolivian Head of State assured.“The presence of these US planes is an attack to South America’s sovereignty and not only to Argentina,” he continued.Mr. Morales added that in the Unasur “we have the obligation to defend a country’s sovereignty, South America’s sovereignty.”