The defense minister said they were just ‘Argentines who sang the Argentine Navy march around an Argentine flag’

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

A rise in homophobic hate speech, a housing crisis, and state abandonment contributed to the arson attack, activists say

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

The Argentine attorney represented the French state in the dictatorship trials for the murder of nuns Alice Domon and Léonie Duquet

The organization uses genetic data samples of relatives of people disappeared by the dictatorship to find their children and reunite them with their biological families

Jorge Luis Guarrochena became the first person to be convicted of kidnapping children who were with their parents when they were detained