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Eleven years on from the first โNi Una Menosโ march, 3,424 fatalities due to gender-based violence have been recorded in Argentina, according to tally kept by NGO. Leer mรกs
Thousands take to the streets across Argentina for 11th โNi Una Menosโ march against gender violence; Activists demand stronger action on femicides following recent killing of a 14-year-old girl. Leer mรกs
Agostina Vega, 14, and Dulce Candia, 17, were murdered in separate cases that have shocked their hometowns in Cรณrdoba and Misiones La entrada Two femicides spark outrage ahead of Ni Una Menos march se publicรณ primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Between echoes returning from the past and a language that breathes the brush and the river, Selva Almadaโs new novel 'Una casa sola' (Random House) creates a universe in which memory, violence and poetry intertwine in a richly layered narrative. In this interview, the author traces the novelโs fragmentary origins, its connection to poetry and the gauchesca tradition, so-called โprovincialโ literature and why writing is a living organism rather than just technique. Leer mรกs
The Federal Criminal Cassation Chamber of Argentina on Thursday rejected the extraordinary appeals filed by former president Cristina Fernรกndez de Kirchner, her children Mรกximo and Florencia, and businessman Lรกzaro Bรกez against the confiscation of 111 assets ordered as part of the Vialidad case. The decision, adopted by the court's Chamber IV, virtually closes the path to the country's highest tribunal and clears the execution of the asset-related measures associated with the conviction for fraudulent administration imposed on the former president in December 2022 and confirmed by the Supreme Court in June 2025.
Less than two years ago, the Conservatives, then led by Rishi Sunak, were booted out of office. Now it is the turn of Labour, which has just suffered what Barack Obama would describe as an almighty โshellackingโ in a host of municipal elections. Leer mรกs