Ed Miliband is paying an Argentinian company which has attacked ‘ vulture ’ American bankers to help him become Prime Minister . Left-wing , Buenos Aires-based Tectonica is responsible for the websites of more than 200 Labour parliamentary candidates , including senior figures such as Shadow Foreign Secretary and Election chief Douglas Alexander and Shadow Defence Minister Vernon Coaker , who oversee the Party ’ s policy on the Falklands . It also designed the websites of Harriet Harman , Andy Burnham and Tristram Hunt . Ed Miliband is paying an Argentinian company which has attacked ‘ vulture ’ American bankers to help him become Prime Minister . Tory MPs last night claimed Labour ’ s Argentinian link was an ‘ embarrassment ’ for Miliband . Tectonica – dubbed ‘ Argie & Argie ’ in a jokey reference to Saatchi & Saatchi , the agency that famously helped Margaret Thatcher win the 1979 Election – is best known for its aggressive campaign against the US in a row over Argentina ’ s debt crisis , which dates back to the 1982 Falklands War . Its website echoes Argentinian President Cristina Kirchner ’ s attack on ‘ senile ’ US judge Thomas Griesa , who ruled last year that Argentina must drop its refusal to pay back nearly £1 billion to US investors . Conservative MP Nadhim Zahawi said : ‘ If Ed Miliband becomes Prime Minister he would plunge Britain into debt so it is no surprise he is trying to win using a company that believes governments should default on their debts . ‘ Britain has the best website designers in the world , yet Labour chooses a firm from Argentina to work for them . It is absurd and deeply embarrassing for them. ’ Tectonica also designed the websites of Harriet Harman ( left ) , Andy Burnham ( right ) and Tristram Hunt .
Party responsible for websites of more than 200 Labour candidates . The Argentinian link is an 'embarrassment ' for Miliband , Tories claimed .