BUENOS AIRES — Argentina's new President Alberto Fernandez briefly swapped duties on Friday, returning to unfinished business at his former job as a college professor overseeing students' final exams. Heavy security lined the halls of the law school after Fernandez, 60, arrived by car from the Casa Rosada presidential palace. Dressed in a suit and tie, he sat patiently at the front of his classroom while his students took their hours-long final. "He's no longer a candidate for president, he is the president of the nation. This will never happen to me again in my life," said student Nadina Tatiana Pasanini.

Source: International New York Times December 13, 2019 17:48 UTC