In a lengthy and grueling court opinion filed Carnicoba Argentine Rodolfo Corral, Attorney General of AMIA, Alberto Nisman accused the Iranian regime of arming a terrorist network in South America aimed to carry out attacks in several countries in the region. According to the evidence before Nisman,intelligence agents infiltrated Iran in Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile, Colombia, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago and Suriname, calling the case "spying stations," which operate in those countries under the orders of government of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The regime sought to "install there-in the countries named above Intelligence Stations intended to commit, encourage and sponsor terrorist acts, in accordance with its principles of export of revolution". Sources added that the cause also important documentation attached and "evidentiary procedures of actions made in Argentina, in the region, in Europe and in the United States and judgments of those countries."
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