If it also makes it through the Senate, the bill will give the president the power to legislate on administrative, economic, financial, and energy-related issues for a year

The organization uses genetic data samples of relatives of people disappeared by the dictatorship to find their children and reunite them with their biological families

Jorge Luis Guarrochena became the first person to be convicted of kidnapping children who were with their parents when they were detained

Interpol released a red notice against Ahmad Vahidi, who is visiting Pakistan and Sri Lanka

Plagued by infighting over leadership and its place as the opposition, Argentina’s largest political movement is engulfed by uncertainty

The Ukrainian conflict reporter and filmmaker on her country’s parallels with dictatorship-era Argentina, shared human experiences of survival, and how to avoid repeating the past

Among other claims, the government says that Worldcoin scans minors’ irises despite stating that its service is intended for people over 18

As the president’s coalition gathers signatures, analysts consider the move as a way to gain electoral ground ahead of the 2025 midterms

The Defense Ministry fired 10 out of 13 employees whose work provided key information on dictatorship-era crimes against humanity

Argentina’s State Workers Association has registered up to 11,000 public sector layoffs over the past week