Park rangers and guides are facing layoffs and trails are left unsupervised in overwhelmed tourist destinations
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Social leader Juan Grabois said the Human Capital Ministry should still comply with the ruling ordering renewed food deliveries
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Mother of Plaza de Mayo Nora Cortiñas in intensive care following surgery
The beloved 94-year-old human rights activist is recovering from a hernia operation and also has a pulmonary infection
Rescue teams believe they have found 19-year-old Julia Horn, who went missing on Thursday at Cerro Tres Marías
An in-depth, personal dive into the Catholic organization’s domestic studies institute for young girls in Buenos Aires province by Paula Bistagnino. Originally written for Revista Anfibia, translated and adapted for the Herald.
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5,000 tonnes of food sit in warehouses as government cuts soup kitchen deliveries
Food aid was cut after the Human Capital Ministry claimed that half of Argentina’s soup kitchens did not exist
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She survived Auschwitz. Then Argentina’s dictatorship took her child
Mother of Plaza de Mayo Sara Rus, who passed away in January at 96, ‘turned the concept of victim into life and light’
Universities say they still haven’t been officially informed about it
The country is known for its powerful union movement — and with 289% interannual inflation, wage rounds are a constant necessity. If the jargon has you confused, read on