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In a speech, the president claimed free public higher education was a ‘myth’ following a week of nationwide protests against his university funding veto

Students have occupied at least a dozen university buildings all over the country in protest

‘Everything was normal until all the organizations left the area, and there were very few people left, then these characters appeared to provoke this situation’

Ernesto Villarruel was charged with crimes committed during the last military dictatorship in 2015 but was unable to stand trial for health reasons

Dean Adriana Rodríguez claims the university is losing its ‘most valuable asset’

The Buenos Aires City subway will also be affected. Buses have confirmed their own strike for October 31

The Health Ministry claims it wants to ‘restructure’ the facility on the grounds that it is not being efficiently used

The judiciary is examining whether clinics, notaries, law firms, and foreign companies collaborated to turn the country into a ‘reproductive tourism’ destination