An icon of independent theater, he wrote classic plays such as La Nona and joined Teatro Abierto activism group during the military dictatorship.
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The mother of two children disappeared by the dictatorship in the 1970s, she presided an organization that grouped family members of people affected by the same tragedy
A court unanimously rejected the ministry’s appeal against delivering food to soup kitchens while a federal prosecutor opened an investigation into alleged embezzlement
According to the UCA Social Debt Observatory, 17.5% of Argentines are destitute
The Patagonia region features both high range and affordable skiing options that offer accommodation, lessons and even daycare centers
Argentina marks ninth Ni Una Menos anniversary: ‘It’s not freedom, it’s patriarchal violence’
Protesters condemned government austerity, anti-LGBTQIA+ hate speech, and setbacks in policies tackling gender-based violence
Over 300,000 kilograms of milk powder about to expire were found in Villa Martelli
Gender policy in the Milei era: five months of dismantlement and misogynistic attacks
On Monday afternoon, thousands are taking to the streets to declare ‘Ni Una Menos’ — and protest the current administration
The beloved human rights activist was recovering from a hernia operation and a pulmonary infection