Despite a historic trans-homicide verdict and the temptation to close the chapter …
Valen Iricibar
Valen Iricibar is an editor at the Buenos Aires Herald. An award-winning journalist, editor and podcaster, their work specializes in policy, gender-based violence and LGBTQIA issues in audio and print. A doting cat parent, they live in their hometown Buenos Aires surrounded by books, audio equipment and cat toys.
A verdict in Argentina’s first-ever trans-homicide case will be announced in August
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In honor of Friendship Day, the Herald is here for you with a list of phonetic phoneys to watch out for
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The community is experiencing ‘noticeable aggression everywhere.’ That hasn’t stopped them from making their voices heard
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With three people passing away in one weekend alone, advocates say the city government’s response isn’t enough
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A look at the Herald’s bilingual dilemmas as we hold pens without splitting hairs
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From goalie day to nutmegging, these are the sporting translation conundrums that have got us thinking this week
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Three countries collaborated in the case against Juan Darthés, who was 45 when he assaulted Thelma Fardin. Her story galvanized Argentina’s feminist movement
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The Herald’s weekly dive into the newsroom’s bilingual quandaries
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Argentina marks ninth Ni Una Menos anniversary: ‘It’s not freedom, it’s patriarchal violence’
Protesters condemned government austerity, anti-LGBTQIA+ hate speech, and setbacks in policies tackling gender-based violence
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This week includes somewhat graphic literal translations and AR$100 body parts
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Independent protesters and potentially unfriendly phrases feature in this week’s roundup of the Herald’s bilingual quandaries