Argentina's vice-president charged with corruption over money printing deal

Amado Boudou accused of secretly buying company that produces country's currency while serving as economy minister Argentina's vice-president, Amado Boudou, has been charged with corruption in his dealings with a company that printed the country's currency while he was economy minister in 2010. The vice-president will remain free while awaiting trial in the case along with five other defendants, according to a statement from Argentina's federal court authorities. Federal judge Ariel Lijo decisio...