Environment

Years After Court Order, Arsenic Still Flows From Taps in Argentina

Environment

In Buenos Aires Community, ‘All This Garbage Hurts’

Environment

Argentina Abandons Toxic River, Leaving Residents to Face the Fallout

Environment

As Sewage Floods Homes, Argentina’s Government Looks Away

Environment

A Rural Town Uncovers the Cost of Argentina’s Agrochemical Boom

Environment

Argentina’s Recycling Crisis Deepens as Prices Drop and Waste Mounts

Civil Liberties

In Argentina, Access to Water, Electricity Defunded for Low-Income Areas

Environment

Lithium Mining Leaves Towns Dry

Human Rights

A Place to Be Themselves: Older Lesbians Find Community in Buenos Aires

Global Health

Saving Money, Costing Lives: The Faces of Argentina’s Health Care Cuts

Civil Liberties

Two Full-Time Jobs and Nothing to Eat: Argentine Families Adapt to Skyrocketing Food Prices

Economy

As Inflation Skyrockets, Argentines Rely on Time-Tested Strategies

Sick of Unfair Labor Practices, a Delivery Worker in Argentina Organizes for Reform

When Argentina Didn’t Keep Femicide Records, This Woman Did

Human Rights

15 Years After Latin America’s First Femicide Law, the Killings Continue

Education

In Argentina, the Right to Sex Education Depends on Volunteer Teachers

Human Rights

The Battle Against Abuse During Childbirth in Argentina

Global Health

‘The System Is at Risk’: Expensive Medications Jeopardize Argentina’s Health Program

Journalism

Inside the Global Fight for Press Freedom

Human Rights

Single Mothers, Trans People Left Out as Housing Supply Dwindles

Year in Review

13 Global Stories That Defined 2022

Education

Health Professionals in Schools Protest Late Pay

Global Health

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

Human Rights

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

Education

Child Care Shortage Soars to Crisis Levels

Global Health

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

Human Rights

Digital Divide Widens as Providers Refuse Service

Human Rights

Millions Struggle to Access Water in Historic Heat

Arts

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

Education

Activists Demand Schools Teach Afro-Argentine History

Economy

Tech Workers Defect to Foreign Companies — From Home

Economy

Despite Law to Protect Renters, Evictions Surge

Global Health

‘Long COVID’ Patients Search Online for Empathy, Answers

Coronavirus

Fitness Instructors Envision Exercise Without the Gym

Global Health

Patients Face Long Waits to Leave Psychiatric Hospitals

Global Health

Pandemic Tests Government’s Pledge to Combat Hunger

Economy

Adios, Asado: Beef Sales Plummet as Prices Spike

Education

Budget Cuts Threaten Access to Virtual Education

Human Rights

A New Front in the Fight for Reproductive Rights

Human Rights

Transgender Hiring Quota Passes in Argentina, but Discrimination Continues

Education

Cuts to Science Funding in Argentina Frustrate Researchers

Migration

Venezuelan Engineers Flee to Argentina but Find Few Jobs Await

Migration

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

Human Rights

Worsening Delays in Buenos Aires Rent Subsidies May Put More People on the Street

Human Rights

Buenos Aires Police Using New, Real-Time Crime Maps, but Locals See Crime Worsening

To Mark International Day of the Girl, a Look at the Joys and Hardships of Girlhood

Human Rights

Usual Rent Deals in Buenos Aires Force Many Into Informal Settlements

Economy

Prefabricated Homes May Fix Argentina’s Housing Crisis – and Put Builders out of Work

Education

In Buenos Aires, School Construction Stalls Despite Overflowing Classrooms

Human Rights

Soaring Rents, High Demand Pushing out Many Buenos Aires Tenants

Economy

Plummeting Peso Sinks Hopes of First-Time Home Buyers in Argentina

Global Health

Government Reorganization Disrupts Essential Health Care for Disabled Argentines

Global Health

Argentine Woman’s Journey Reflects Successes, Failures of Mental Health System

Economy

Facing High Unemployment Rates, Argentina’s Young People Create Their Own Jobs

Education

Despite More Government Spending, Buenos Aires Schools Struggle to Feed Students

Environment

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

Environment

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

Arts

Argentine Women Football Players Show Resilience in Face of Barriers

Global Health

Cuts to Science Budget in Argentina Endanger Work on Promising Toxoplasmosis Vaccine

Human Rights

In Argentina, an Offer of Help For Young Adults Leaving State Care

Human Rights

Argentina Seeks Stronger Measures To Counter Human Trafficking

Global Health

Food Insecurity Rising in Argentina, Sparking Protest and Food-Emergency Bill

Arts

Buenos Aires Theme Park Delights by Mixing Modern and Medieval

Education

Budget Cuts Undermine Argentina’s Unfulfilled Guarantee of Sex Education

Arts

History Hidden Beneath the Surface in Buenos Aires

Environment

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

Global Health

Following Legalization of Medical Cannabis, Activists Protest Lawmakers to Allow Personal Cultivation

Global Health

Argentina Speeds Delivery of Prostheses With Tech Innovation and Pizza Ovens

Environment

Activists, Farmers and Monsanto Concerned as Lawmakers Consider Changes to Seed Law

Environment

Argentina’s Economic Crisis Boosts Importance of Gardening for Food

Human Rights

Argentina’s Deportation Changes Prompt Concern In Nation Known to Champion Immigrant Rights

Human Rights

Citizens React: Argentines Discuss Order Placing New Restrictions on Immigration

Environment

In Argentina, Residents Living by a Contaminated River Wait, and Wait

Global Health

Argentina to Again Consider Decriminalizing Abortion

Environment

Mining Firms Seek Argentina’s ‘White Gold,’ But Local Approval Proves More Elusive

Global Health

Argentine Parents Back Bill to Grow Their Own Medicinal Cannabis

Human Rights

Seeking Justice, Argentina’s Cross-Dressers Press Government for Reparations

Human Rights

Argentina’s HIV-Positive Job Seekers Fight For End to Illegal Pre-Employment Testing

Education

Young Argentine Students Get Less Food at School as Country Faces Economic Crisis

Economy

Tens of Thousands of Government Layoffs In Argentina Spark Unrest, Fear

Global Health

Plagued with Health Issues, Residents Near Dirty River in Argentina Have Few Options

Environment

Citizens React: Summer Heat Brings Power Shortages in Buenos Aires

Education

Argentina to Boot Up Tech-Focused Program in Public Schools

Arts

International Queer Tango Festival in Buenos Aires Seeks to Curb Gender Discrimination

Human Rights

Traumatized in Sweatshops, Trafficked People Find Little Help After Rescue or Escape

Arts

One Hour In Argentina: Explore the History of Two Old Neighborhoods in Buenos Aires

Economy

Following Decades of Inflation, Argentines Hope This Month’s Election Produces Solution

Global Health

In Argentina, Cheap Medical Care Attracts People From Abroad as Tourists, Patients

Economy

Offsetting the Brain Drain of Inhospitable Eras, Argentina Helps Expat Scientists Return

Environment

Students in Argentina Learn to Repair, Reboot, Reuse Discarded Electronics

Arts

Integration of Olympic, Paralympic Training Proves a Win-Win for Argentine Athletes

Arts

Blind Argentine Performers, Servers Guide Audiences Through Their Dark World

Arts

Economic and Cultural Opportunity Lures Street Musicians From Argentina’s Interior and Abroad to Buenos Aires