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Single Mothers, Trans People Left Out as Housing Supply Dwindles

Industry experts and desperate tenants are calling on the government to address a housing shortage that has marginalized Buenos Aires’ most vulnerable residents.

By Lucila Pellettieri

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Health Professionals in Schools Protest Late Pay

Personal companions help children with disabilities succeed at school, but inflation and payment delays are pushing them out of the profession.

By Lucila Pellettieri
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‘We Don’t Have Time’: Trans Argentines Demand Better Health Care

By Lucila Pellettieri
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‘They Lack Everything’: Crisis in Argentina’s Overcrowded Prisons

Three years into a state of emergency, mothers and wives on the outside step up to provide the basic care that the state fails to offer.

By Lucila Pellettieri

Stories from Argentina

Arts

Discover a global array of artists, chefs and entertainers.

‘Tango Will Die’: COVID Threatens Cornerstone of Argentine Culture

By Lucila Pellettieri

Argentine Women Football Players Show Resilience in Face of Barriers

By Lucila Pellettieri

Buenos Aires Theme Park Delights by Mixing Modern and Medieval

By Lucila Pellettieri

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Economy

Examine the forces that shape business, innovation and policy around the world.

Tech Workers Defect to Foreign Companies — From Home

By Lucila Pellettieri

Despite Law to Protect Renters, Evictions Surge

By Lucila Pellettieri

Adios, Asado: Beef Sales Plummet as Prices Spike

By Lucila Pellettieri

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Education

Study opportunities and barriers to education across the globe.

Health Professionals in Schools Protest Late Pay

By Lucila Pellettieri

Child Care Shortage Soars to Crisis Levels

By Lucila Pellettieri

Activists Demand Schools Teach Afro-Argentine History

By Lucila Pellettieri

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Environment

Witness the human impact of a changing climate.

As Contamination Threatens Water, Argentine Scientists Use Waste to Build Filters

By Lucila Pellettieri

Flooded: Luxury Building Boom on Wetlands Pushes Water Into Homes, Schools

By Lucila Pellettieri

For Female Recyclers in Argentina’s Capital, Local Woman Creates New Job as “Environmental Promoters”

By Lucila Pellettieri

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Health

Investigate healthcare challenges and solutions worldwide.

‘We Don’t Have Time’: Trans Argentines Demand Better Health Care

By Lucila Pellettieri

Addiction Treatment Is Difficult. For Mothers, It’s Even Harder.

By Lucila Pellettieri

‘Long COVID’ Patients Search Online for Empathy, Answers

By Lucila Pellettieri

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Human Rights

Track the struggle for fairness and freedom.

Single Mothers, Trans People Left Out as Housing Supply Dwindles

By Lucila Pellettieri

‘They Lack Everything’: Crisis in Argentina’s Overcrowded Prisons

By Lucila Pellettieri

Digital Divide Widens as Providers Refuse Service

By Lucila Pellettieri

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Migration

Explore how and why people cross borders.

Venezuelan Engineers Flee to Argentina but Find Few Jobs Await

By Lucila Pellettieri

Argentina’s Peso Falls – and so Do Migrant Workers’ Remittances

By Lucila Pellettieri