Sebastián Lacunza @sebalacunza BUENOS AIRES — Nobody in Argentina seems able to come to terms with the way a group of 40-something men who had traveled to the United States to celebrate their friendship since school days 30 years ago died at the hands of a terrorist during a bicycle ride on the banks of the Hudson River. “Inconceivable” was one of the most-used words by relatives and former classmates of the alumni of the Instituto Politécnico Superior San Martín of Rosario, whom Argentine media have been interviewing and featuring constantly since Halloween. Eight of them went to New York; five died in last week’s attack. But that incredulity wasn’t limited to the inhabitants of Rosario, Argentina’s third-largest city. The attack was a shock for the entire country. Argentines usually figure that the chances of dying at the hands of hooligans during a soccer match are greater than becoming a victim of terrorist slaughter. Living more than 4,3...
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