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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, which focuses on gender, has also appeared in Página/12, El Destape Web, and Revista Cordón. She earned a degree in journalism from Lomas de Zamora National University.
See how the election results evolved around the country with the Herald’s interactive maps
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The JxC candidate finished third in Sunday’s presidential election behind UxP’s Sergio Massa and LLA’s Javier Milei
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Buenos Aires candidates Jorge Macri and Leandro Santoro are likely to compete again on November 19
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Presidential candidates need to reach a certain percentage of votes to win in the second round. Otherwise, there will be a run-off
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2023 electionsPolitics
Milei clarifies he has no plans of cutting ties with the Vatican following mentor’s words
Alberto Benegas Lynch had said that a ‘totalitarian spirit’ reigned in the Vatican and called to end diplomatic relations if LLA wins
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The annual Plurinational Meeting brings together feminist, lesbian, anti-racist, social, transgender and indigenous movements to debate social and political issues
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2023 electionsNational PoliticsPolitics
Milei doubles down on denialism and accusations against Bullrich
The LLA candidate was interviewed by iconic television host Mirtha Legrand on Saturday night alongside his girlfriend — the couple’s first television appearance
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Dutch journalists Frits Barend and Jan Van der Putten returned to the country and spoke about their experience in 1978
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Two trials for dictatorship crimes are currently underway in Santa Fe and Salta
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2023 electionsHuman rightsPolitics
Milei’s denialist claims during the presidential debate met with ample rejection
Human rights organizations, government officials and even Patricia Bullrich condemned his statements regarding the dictatorship’s victims
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2023 electionsNational PoliticsPolitics
Presidential debate: candidates cross swords over economy and human rights
Digital currency, educational vouchers and a cuddly kitty: here’s what candidates said in the first debate