( CNN ) A prosecutor has dismissed allegations that Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner tried to cover up Iran 's involvement in a 1994 bombing in Buenos Aires . The move by prosecutor Javier de Luca to drop the case could mean a definitive end to the accusations that have roiled the nation , according to Argentina 's state-run Telam news agency . The case became of high interest globally after the original prosecutor who brought the allegations was found dead in January . Alberto Nisman was found dead days after making the accusations . His death sparked outrage and conspiracy theories aplenty . Nisman alleged that Argentina 's government agreed not to go after Iranian suspects in the bombing in exchange for a favorable trade deal . The 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in the Argentine capital is the deadliest terror attack in the country 's history . Eighty-five people were killed , and hundreds were injured . A second prosecutor took the reins after Nisman 's death and took the case to court in February . A judge dismissed the case , saying that Nisman 's allegations did not hold up . Following that , the case went to prosecutor de Luca for a possible appeal . On Monday , de Luca announced that in his investigation he found that `` there was no crime here , either carried out or attempted , '' according to Telam .
The prosecutor looking at allegations against Argentina 's President says no crime committed . The original prosecutor who brought the case was found dead in February .