The Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team is conducting a dig in a cemetery where dictatorship victims were found in the past
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Human rights
New search for desaparecidos sparks hope and heartache in Tucumán: ‘So many unanswered questions’
Despite a stalled economy and corruption scandals, 41% of Argentines decided to renew their support for the libertarian experiment. Voters and analysts explain what happened
Human rightsPoliticsSociety
Amnesty International warns of backlash against LGBTI+ rights in Argentina
A new report on the eve of the Buenos Aires Pride march denounced a ‘regression’ under Javier Milei’s government, which ‘jeopardizes the progress made in gender and diversity’Â
The president’s team said the change reflected the government’s focus on reforms in the second half of Milei’s term in office. Interior Minister Lisandro Catalan also resigned on Friday night
Peter Lamelas, a Cuban-born doctor nominated by Trump, is expected to commence his role in the coming days
FootballSports
Lanús becomes sole Argentine representative in South American football biggest stages
They the Copa Sudamericana final, the only non-Brazilian team of the four to make it to the finals of the two regional competitions
The president discussed his ‘second generation reforms’ with 20 provincial leaders following his electoral win
After two years of embattled minority government, the president will push three key bills as part of his ‘second-generation reforms’
Ninina, a bakery and café that pioneered specialty coffee in Argentina, has been included in a 2025 ranking of the continent’s 100 Best Coffee Shops
