EVITA ON BROADWAY
A new production of the musical Evita in New York raises hackles in Argentina. In Spanish.
Land grab in Latin America
Meeting in Buenos Aires, social movements criticise a recent report on land-grabbing by the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO).
A new beginning for US-Latin American relations?
Latin America is emerging as an ecological superpower that the United States needs to respect, argues Juan Gabriel Tokatlian, from the Universidad Di Tella in Buenos Aires.
ARGENTINA: END TO AERIAL SPRAYING
A coalition of doctors, health professionals and researchers calls for a ban on aerial spraying of crops. Dr Eva Sirinathsinghi reports.
ARGENTINA: A TEMPLATE FOR DISASTER
GM soya has already done huge damage to communities and ecosystems, yet the government is planning for a further big increase in its new agricultural plan. Diana Mills reports.
Women and power in Argentina
Women and power in Argentina. President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner was re-elected in 2011 for a second term with the greatest margin ever achieved in national elections.
ARGENTINA: NEW EVIDENCE OF US SUPPORT FOR THE GENERALS DURING THE...
New documents released after 30 years by the US National Archive confirm just how much Henry Kissinger and US officials knew about human rights violations by the Argentine military regimes, and how much encouragement they gave them.
Argentina: ‘vulture fund’ unchallenged
Nick Dearden, of the Jubilee Debt Campaign, feels angry that the BBC's flagship news programme, the Today progrmame, failed to grill the representative of a vulture fund on its claim for full repayment of the Argentine debt.
Memoria Abierta: Dictatorship and Memory on the Big Screen
A catalogue of over 400 films about Argentina's military dictatorship has been compiled by 'Memoria Abierta'.
Argentina: human rights trials
Eight judical investigations into human rights abuses committed under the dictatorship are under way. In Spanish.