Argentina’s new president gifted the Ukrainian leader a menorah in celebration of Hanukkah

Minutes before midday, the libertarian economist was sworn in as president, ushering in a radical shift to the right for the nation

By Cristina Bonasegna, originally published in the Herald’s “Inauguration supplement” on December 10, 1983

The struggle for human rights in Argentina is a model for other countries, but recent events bring back a feeling of insecurity

After disappointing voters with infighting and short-sightedness, the political movement needs the influx of new generations

Argentina’s democracy needs to build new dreams but also insure they can be turned into achievable goals

He will be sworn in around 11.30 a.m. in Congress and will later take the oath of his cabinet members at the Pink House

Raúl Alfonsín’s presidential inauguration on December 10, 1983, ended the dictatorship, enshrining the date in the country’s collective memory forever

From democratic backsliding to abortion rights and racism, these are the issues we’re following around the region