Death of Carlitos Menem Jr. In this case, a local conspiracy theory. Menem's only son at that time (long before Carlitos Nair was known publicly) passed away in 1995, when a helicopter fell in which he was traveling along the corridor Silvio Oltra.
Although the first tests determined that the device fell on high voltage cables, even today the mother of "Carlitos jr", Zulema Yoma, insists that her son had been shot.
One version claims that both the murder of the former president's son and the terrorist attacks of the Israeli Embassy and AMIA were a revenge of the Syrians against the then Argentine President, who would have promised them nuclear technology in exchange for significant monetary support For his first presidential campaign.
As an unconditional ally of the United States, Menem would not have fulfilled his part and then became the Syrian vendetta in three blows, each nearer, but none against him directly. The last, his own son.

                                                          Located

It is located entirely in the Iguazú department, bordering the Iguazú River at the northern end of the province of Misiones, bordering the city of Puerto Iguazú. Its eastern limit is 17 km from the city of Andresito. It is crossed by 2 national routes: 12 and 101. On the Brazilian side is the homonymous Iguazú National Park (Parque Nacional do Iguaçu), forming a protected area of ​​more than 2400 km² next to the Argentine National Park, to which other contiguous reserves are added as the natural reserve of the Puerto Península defense. The surface of this protected area is 67 620 ha and it is subdivided between the: national park with 59 945 ha, and the national reserve with 7675 ha, which is where a service sector is located. Decree No. 2149/90 of October 10, 1990 designated the entire first area as a strict nature reserve. On March 24, 1994, Decree No. 453/1994 created the "Iguazú Wild Nature Reserve" by dividing the area of ​​the strict nature reserve.

                                                        The Iguazú falls
The Iguazú falls are formed by 275 waterfalls of up to 80 m height, of which 80% are on the Argentine side, fed by the flow of the Iguazú River. You can take boat trips under the jumps and hiking trails appreciating some animals from the semitropical jungle. A separate show is its highest waterfall and, with 80 m, also the highest: the Devil's Throat, which can be enjoyed in all its majesty from only 50 m, crossing the catwalks that depart from Puerto Canoas, to which it is arrived using the service of the Ecological Train of the Forest. Through this jump the border between Argentina and Brazil passes. One of the seven natural wonders of the world Edit On November 11, 2011 the Iguazú falls were chosen as one of the "Seven natural wonders of the world."  The contest began in mid 2007, by the Swiss-born foundation New7Wonder, and was attended by of one billion votes. In said announcement it was noticed that they were provisional; however, on February 22, 2012, the same foundation confirmed that the falls had been officially confirmed as one of the "Seven natural wonders of the world".
                                                       Natural resources
 The falls are on the Iguazú River, which has a total length of 1230 km until its mouth in the Paraná River. This confluence is 23 km downstream of the falls. Although the Iguazú River has a width that is usually between 500 m and 1000 m along its entire length, in the area of ​​the national park it widens to reach 1500 m.     Flora
Both on the banks of the Iguazú River and on the many islands of the delta that form, several species of trees grow that are characterized by their humidity requirement, such as the curupay, the white laurel, the barayú or cedro paranaense, the aguay, and the ceibo. As a whole, the arboreal flora of the Iguazú National Park is composed of more than 90 species, with the palmito and palo rosa or perobá communities as characteristics of the area. The latter is a tree that can reach up to 40 m in height and in whose shade palm hearts grow; palm trees whose trunks end in an edible bud. There is a great variety of some plants that live in a humid ecosystem. You can also find different types of climates.                         Fauna 
Among the main species of birds that inhabit the place, we must mention the waterfall swifts, which fly through the interstices of the water columns to settle on the rocky wall, where they usually nest. In the sector of the footbridges it is not strange to find coatis and specimens of the big toucan, one of the 5 species of toucans that live in the park. Also highlights the harpy eagle, The cart tatù. In the sunny parts of the trails, especially around noon, you can see specimens of lizards, climbing trunks and stones. Among the species in danger of extinction that protects the park, the jaguar, the tapir, the ocelot, the jaguarundi, the big anteater, the tamandua, the wild eagles, and the yacaré overo should be mentioned. Among the insects that abound in the paths of the park can be found the butterflies of the order Lepidoptera, the genus Morpho and Heliconius, with their "tails of swallows" family; Papilionidae, others that abound in the soil or in the mud Pieridae family. Regarding the ants stand out the clippers: Solenopsis, the "tiger" ants. Also the beetle "torito" and the "harlequin" belonging to the order; Coleptera and in the order Odonatas to the dragonflies.