As dusk descended on the Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires on the unseasonably warm evening of August 31st, tens of thousands of Argentines bearing candles and blown-up photographs of murdered loved ones began to pour into the capital's central square in one of the biggest anti-crime rallies ever seen in Argentina. Law and order is a big public concern and, along with inflation, is likely to dominate next year's presidential election campaign. Yet President Nestor Kirchner remains strangely reluctant to talk about it.
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