Fourth person arrested in Argentina over attempted assassination of Vice President Cristina Fernández de Krichner
Recent developments in the investigation of the assassination attempt against Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner revealed that the group had been planning the attack for some time, and that they had failed in a previous attempt
One week after Fernández de Kirchner’s assassination attempt: What do we know?
The two perpetrators were arrested, but the justice system suspects that there are more involved.
Argentina’s Cristina Fernández de Kirchner survives an assassination attempt
The attack, which shook the country, was widely condemned by numerous political leaders and social activists from around the world
Mapping the police: citizen control of the security forces in Buenos Aires
A new interactive platform allows residents of the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, to track the record of police constabularies and officers so that if they are implicated in a case of police violence or a shooting, that information is easily accessible.
Daily Round-up | Israeli forces kill 2 Palestinians, wound dozens in overnight raids & other stories
In this episode, we bring you stories from the killing of two Palestinians in an Israeli raid, the death of Haitian migrants, the political crisis in Argentina, and the constitutional referendum in Tunisia
Climbing inequality in Argentina as poverty and inflation soars
Vice-President Cristina Fernández pointed out the roots of an increasingly unequal country in her latest speech. This is where social organizations play a fundamental role.
Sovereignty or dependence: Six reasons to not pay the IMF
When the payment of debt seems to be the only way forward, voices within the ruling party argue why, at the very least, debt should be suspended and denounced in international organizations
“You can feel it, Lula president”: crowd welcomes former president in Buenos Aires
Visit by the former Brazilian president supports the Peronist government in its agenda of agreements with the IMF
Ruling Frente de Todos alliance remains the largest political force in Argentine parliament
The ruling Frente de Todos alliance, led by president Alberto Fernández and vice-president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, lost the majority in the Senate, but remains the largest political force in the country’s parliament
Thousands hold vigil outside Argentine Congress during the vote on abortion bill
This Friday, the Chamber of Deputies will vote on the IVE bill that legalizes abortion in Argentina, a right that hundreds of thousands of women have been demanding for decades
Feminist groups rally in support of the new abortion bill in Argentina
On November 18, thousands of women, feminist activists and LGBTQ community members mobilized across Argentina after President Alberto Fernandez sent a draft law on November 17 to Congress that aims at legalizing abortion
Right to abortion is one step closer to becoming law in Argentina
President Alberto Fernández sent the bill to legalize abortion to the National Congress for consideration on November 17
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