Arrest of Juan Grabois highlights Milei’s war on Peronism and the public sector
The arrest of Grabois and the closing down of the Institute showcase the ongoing campaign of Milei’s government to undermine public sector institutions, erase the country’s historical memory, and suppress the political opposition.
Argentine media outlet vows to resist eviction and attacks on historical memory by Milei government
The media outlet El Grito del Sur denounces an attempt to evict them from their work space as part of a broader attack against sites of memory in Argentina.
Javier Milei celebrated Argentine independence with lavish military parade
Several people have criticized the expensive parade in a country where, according to Milei himself, “there is no money”. In addition, they have seen a certain relationship between the official acts with the past military dictatorship and the armed coup groups.
Thousands take to the streets in Argentina in the first mobilization against Milei’s government
Despite threats from Javier Milei’s government, the mobilization was carried out to reject the harsh austerity plans
Henry Kissinger dies at 100 with the blood of millions on his hands
The former US diplomat and notorious war criminal Henry Kissinger facilitated the killings of millions people in countries including Cambodia, Bangladesh, Chile, and Argentina.
Daily Round-up | North Macedonians protest EU discussions and more stories
In today’s episode, we bring you stories from the protests in North Macedonia, the sentencing of Argentine security officers for crimes during the military dictatorship, and tax policy changes affecting relief work in the Brazilian state of Pernambuco
Nora Cortiñas: The mother of all struggles
On the anniversary of the coup d’état which installed the last civic-military dictatorship in Argentina, ARG Medios spoke to Nora Cortiñas about waging resistance in the midst of brutal repression
Julio López, the shadow of Etchecolatz and the new forced disappearance in democracy
The disappearance of Jorge Julio López is a symbol of the impunity of the remnants of the dictatorship and particularly of the Buenos Aires police, who is once again suspected of being responsible for the death of Facundo Astudillo Castro.
Argentinians commemorate the 44th anniversary of the Night of the Pencils
The night of September 16, 1976, was one of the bloodiest night of the last civic-military dictatorship in Argentina, when a group of high school students were kidnapped and tortured by the state security forces
Forced disappearance in Argentina: The case of Facundo Astudillo Castro
Finally it was confirmed that the body that was found days back, is Facundo Astudillo Castro who was disappeared four months ago. Questions remain of how and where he died and all evidence points to police involvement
3 years after Santiago Maldonado’s disappearance, the pattern continues
Since March 19, when the COVID-19 lockdown was imposed, there have been two cases of forced disappearances in Argentina
Why should the Argentine government take over Vicentin?
Argentina’s elite has waged strong resistance to the possible state takeover of the Vicentin Agroindustrial Group, ignoring how this could contribute towards food sovereignty and help Argentina deal its foreign debt crisis






