World leaders mourn former Argentine President Kirchner

Condolences flooded in from Latin America and from around the world following the sudden death of former Argentine President Nestor Kirchner, after suffering a heart attack.

It is expected to travel the Presidents of Brazil, Venezuela, Chile, Uruguay and Colombia, Paraguay and Ecuador to Buenos Aires to participate in the funeral Kirchner Thursday.

And Brazilian President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva, three days of mourning in his country, saying he was "horrified" after hearing the news.

While he praised Barack Obama on the contributions of Kirchner of Argentina and South America, "said Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero he was" deeply impressed "with his death, and sent a telegram of condolence to his widow.

He also commended the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, to the late president, describing him as "a friend of the United Nations" and that he had always believed in multilateralism.

He further commended the Director of the International Monetary Fund, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the Kirchner administration for the good of the country's economy after the crisis was thrown out the responsibility on the part of the Fund.
The Nestor Kirchner, remove the country from the brink of financial collapse.

Kirchner and wounded / 60 years / heart attack and was taken to hospital in the town of El Kalafaty province Patagonia 0.2800 miles southwest of Buenos Aires, in a serious condition.

And his wife accompanied him during his transfer to a hospital where Jose edited the doctors tried to help him but to no avail. He said doctors at the hospital he suffered "a heart attack with sudden death."

The Kirchner has already undergone heart surgery twice this year, in February, injured carotid artery occlusion, while he underwent a catheter in September.

It is expected that the cause of death is expected to Kirchner, who was a major force in Argentina and a likely candidate for the presidency in 2011, in the presence of a huge vacuum in a country where almost everything on the persons in authority, and not on institutions that are weak in general.

The funeral service Thursday at the Government Palace in Buenos Aires, followed by burial in his hometown of Rio Gallegos in the Patagonia region on Friday, probably.