Agostina Páez faced up to 15 years in prison, but she is expected to receive a reduced sentence that can be replaced with community service and a fine

Fifty years after the 1976 coup, continuing to ask questions that remain unanswered to this day is at the heart of our efforts

Fifty years on, the toll is not only felt in the ongoing search for victims’ remains and stolen children, but also in the ruthless economic consequences

‘La Última Fortaleza’ brings 14th-century Carcassonne to life with dragons, knights, and historical detail

The Argentine president will take part of CPAC, a global right-wing event, and will be back in the country on Sunday

The group warned the country is losing its position as world leader regarding the fight for memory, truth and justice amid President Javier Milei’s ‘regressive’ policies

Córdoba’s justice system released the identity of 11 of 12 sets of remains identified in the concentration camp

As a result of an agreement with the US, foreign companies will be able to patent medicines in Argentina, allowing them to enter the domestic market

The country had filed a motion to halt the process in late January. President Milei called the ruling ‘historic’

Human rights and culture mark a poignant March 24 weekend in Buenos Aires, with marches, film, fairs and more across the city