The massive outing protesting femicides and government austerity will also include doctors, scientists, and university professors

A massive march protesting femicides flooded the streets on June 3, 2015, leading to a major societal change in Argentina

Grillo, who was shot in the head during a protest in March, will be transferred to another hospital for rehab

A labor court put a temporary stop to part of a decree that prevented a majority of key sectors like education and aviation to carry out massive protests

The Buenos Aires province governor also called for Peronist unity as a contrast to party infighting ahead of the local elections in September

Former rector Caamaño accused the judiciary of ‘steamrolling university autonomy’ after they formally stripped her of any decision-making capabilities

Her son Enrique Jorge Aggio was kidnapped and murdered in 1976, and his body identified in 2010

IACHR Director José Luis Caballero Ochoa told the Herald there’s a ‘fragility’ in the exercise of human rights in the region

Only 46% of schools have access to classes, according to a study by the British Council

The decision means 30% of its remaining employees will be fired, the government said