Vice President Victoria Villarruel called the English ‘usurping pirates,’ while the presidential …
Martina Jaureguy
Martina Jaureguy is a politics, human rights and society reporter for the Buenos Aires Herald. She was previously an editor for the Argentine publication BAE Negocios. Her work has also appeared in Página/12, El Destape Web, and Revista Cordón. She earned a degree in journalism from Lomas de Zamora National University.
In a speech on the eve of the Argentine Independence Day, the president highlighted achievements of his government, seeking …
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International Monetary Fund spokesperson Julie Kozack said that meeting the 2025 reserves target will be ‘challenging’ for the country and called for robust reforms
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Alberto Baños recently denied that the military had disappeared 30,000 during the dictatorship and called rights organizations ‘corrupt’
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CrimeNational PoliticsPolitics
LLA lawmaker tainted by narco allegations resigns her senate seat. Who is Lorena Villaverde?
Currently a deputy, Villaverde was elected to the upper house in October, but was blocked by the senate over a 24-year-old drug-trafficking case
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National PoliticsPoliticsThe Rosca
LLA set to be first minority in lower house as new deputies take their seats
Peronism lost three key deputies over the past week, while the ruling party continues to add new members
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Elected as a senator, the upper house has blocked her designation over a 24-year-old drug-trafficking case
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Human rightsWorld
IACHR Commissioner: ‘Protecting woman’s rights is not optional; it is an obligation’
Women’s rights rapporteur Roberta Clarke warns that the weakening of gender-based policies in the region has led to a rise in violence
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President Castro’s leftist former defense minister will face two right-wing candidates: a high-profile TV host and a construction magnate
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Grossi leads the International Atomic Energy Agency and played an important role mediating between the US, Israel and Iran
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The agency will include a unit formed by civilians and members of federal, navy, military, and airport police
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Emerenciano Sena was a builder who rose from picket lines to a powerful political position as a social leader. Then, his son murdered his girlfriend