10 points about Massa’s victory in Argentina
In light of a pleasant surprise for those opposed to a far-right victory in Argentina, Manuel Bertoldi analyzes this latest success and what it means for the Argentine left
Argentina heads for presidential primaries in the wake of tragedies
Days ahead of the presidential primaries, Argentina was shaken by the murders of 11-year-old Morena Domínguez during a robbery and photojournalist Facundo Morales by the Buenos Aires police
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
Macri is further implicated in the case investigating an illegal spying network
Former Argentine president Mauricio Macri is eagerly watching the progress of a lawsuit in which 22 people were arrested on June 30, including former officials of his government, which links intelligence agents to political power
“Water is worth more than gold”: Mendoza, Argentina rejects advance of extractive industry
The province of Mendoza has been suffering from water crisis for more than 11 years and mining activities would be further aggravate the crisis
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