Faculties at the university, the alma mater of 4 of Argentina’s 5 nobel laureate, are turning off lights and cutting activities to save money

The closure, which the government claims is for restructuring, comes half way through the Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival and will shutter Buenos Aires’ iconic Gaumont theater

Faculties at the university, the alma mater of 4 of Argentina’s 5 nobel laureate, are …

The closure, which the government claims is for restructuring, comes half way through the Buenos …

Plagued by infighting over leadership and its place as the opposition, Argentina’s largest political movement …

The hedge fund is reportedly seeking to force an out-of-court negotiation in the US$16.1 billion …

The president promised he would not devalue the peso again in an hour-long address

The Episcopalian Conference issued a statement raising concern about a society ‘ruled by individualism and …

Guest Writer

Miriam Lewin

Stemming from the fiscal chapter of the first omnibus bill, the administration’s …

As the president’s coalition gathers signatures, analysts consider the move as a …

More than 70 stores were raided in Buenos Aires and Entre Ríos …

After 5.2% growth in 2022, “negative statistical inertia” and drought likely to …

Culture & Ideas

Her novel “Not a River” is among the six finalists for UK’s prestigious literary award

Sports

Meet Club Social y Deportivo Parque, a youth development powerhouse that has provided Argentine football with some of its greatest talents

Nahuel Guzmán targeted Esteban Andrada from the stands in Mexico — but will he get off lightly or end up in the spotlight?

The Albiceleste looks as strong as ever in the build-up to the 2024 Copa America, but concerns linger over the superstar’s health

Faustino Oro beat Norwegian Magnus Carlsen in the 2024 Bullet Brawl

Economics & Business

Politics

Lights were turned off in University of Buenos Aires classrooms both to raise awareness and save money

The six-month measure targets seven large providers charging a 150% average markup since December

The report states that approximately 14.2 million urban residents are below the poverty line

Herald favorites

These plant-based eateries are proof that you don’t have to be a carnivore to enjoy dining out in the capital

A virtual tour of some of the best family-style restaurants scattered across the city and province

Home office giving you cabin fever? From the cultural to the pet-friendly, here’s where to work instead

From delicious asado and horse riding displays to dinosaur fossils and riverside beaches, getting away from the city doesn’t have to entail an odyssey

Human rights

The ‘Las Brigadas’ case tried crimes against humanity committed in four different clandestine detention centers in Buenos Aires Province, including Pozo de Banfield

Sabrina Bölke has spoken publicly for the first time about the ordeal, in which two men allegedly beat, sexually assaulted, and threatened to kill her, and wrote a pro-Milei slogan on the wall

Five Argentines and Uruguayans forcibly disappeared in Asunción illustrate how South America’s dictatorships collaborated to ruthlessly persecute dissidents

The Foundation for Human Rights director on how Argentina and South Africa can learn from each other and the emergence of a Milei-era ‘counter-narrative’

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