Patricia Bullrich called the request ‘unfounded’ and ‘out of place’
Human rights
He saw dictatorship officers torture and kill. Milei’s denialism has made him want to tell his story
Former military police Omar Torres’ testimony has led to convictions for crimes against humanity and the discovery of mass graves
Security ministry refuses to hand over police files to institution investigating dictatorship crimes
Mother of Plaza de Mayo Nora Cortiñas in intensive care following surgery
The beloved 94-year-old human rights activist is recovering from a hernia operation and also has a pulmonary infection
An in-depth, personal dive into the Catholic organization’s domestic studies institute for young girls in Buenos Aires province by Paula Bistagnino. Originally written for Revista Anfibia, translated and adapted for the Herald.
The defense minister said they were just ‘Argentines who sang the Argentine Navy march around an Argentine flag’
She survived Auschwitz. Then Argentina’s dictatorship took her child
Mother of Plaza de Mayo Sara Rus, who passed away in January at 96, ‘turned the concept of victim into life and light’
Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo described the event as a ‘provocation’ against state terrorism victims
‘It’s hatred’: Argentina’s queer community reeling from brutal triple lesbicide
A rise in homophobic hate speech, a housing crisis, and state abandonment contributed to the arson attack, activists say
Court annuls ex-cop’s conviction for shooting teen who stabbed tourist in La Boca
Luis Chocobar had been given a two-year suspended sentence in 2021 in a case that split the nation
President Milei is singled out as a ‘predator’ and a ‘disturbing new threat to the right to information’ by nonprofit Reporters Without Borders