Ex-Argentine president charged with tax fraud

Former Argentinian president Carlos Menem has been charged with tax fraud, accused of failing to declare a Swiss bank account containing £400,000 in US dollars.

Former Argentinian president Carlos Menem has been charged with tax fraud, accused of failing to declare a Swiss bank account containing £400,000 in US dollars.

Menem, whose 1989-99 presidency was marred by allegations of corruption, does not face jail if convicted, but could be barred from holding public office again.

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