The day of commemoration for the victims of the 1976-1983 dictatorship arrives in a climate of state hostility toward rights defenders

On the day of remembrance for dictatorship victims, the government released a denialist video and announced measures oriented towards victims of armed organizations

A recent book takes a novel approach to studying how the supernatural plays a role in people’s relationship to Argentina’s dark past

In Tucumán, sugarcane laborers were the largest single group to be slaughtered by the military before and during the dictatorship. Their employers have never stood trial — until now

‘It was a very small window in a very dark place’: Florencia Chidichimo’s new short film uses dance to playfully express struggle, memory, and a childhood without a father

The ex-president’s split with the party that took him to power marks the end of an era — but with statutory rape accusations against Morales, dismal approval ratings for Arce, and conservatives fragmented, the country’s elections are an open question

After his 38-day stay, he greeted a crowd of thousands from his balcony before leaving Rome’s Gemelli Hospital in Rome

Despite his claims of ‘making America great again’ the president may cause a massive retrenchment of his country’s global influence

Without captain Lionel Messi and key striker Lautaro Martínez, the Albiceleste won with a goal by Thiago Almada