FILE - In this July 18, 1994 file photo, firefighters and rescue workers search through the rubble of the Buenos Aires Jewish Community center after a car bomb rocked the building. The country suffered the bombing that killed 85 people, two years after another bomb flattened the Israeli Embassy, killing 29. Terror laws have not been applied to either case. Argentina's Senate approved on Thursday Dec. 22, 2011 a tough package of new laws against terrorism and financial crimes, dismissing concerns that the government could use them to attack political opponents. The Senate agreed to double penalties for any crime committed with the goal of terrorizing the people or pressuring authorities to take some action. (AP Photo/Alejandro Pagni, File)