If a policeman cannot use his weapon, “we are in the worst of the worlds”, says Argentine minister of security
Patricia Bullrich once again defended the protocol that makes the use of firearms more flexible, saying that “it is legal and constitutional”
“It’s a tribute to the revolutionary women of Cuba”
“Cubanas, Mujeres en Revolución”, a documentary dedicated to revolutionary Cuban women screened at Cuban Film Festival.
Popular front displaces Macrism in Villa 21-24 in Buenos Aires
The banner of unity #TierraTechoYTrabajo [#LandRoofAndWork] defeated the right-wing ruling party Cambiemos and won the neighborhood council elections in Villa 21-24, a poor neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Fourth anniversary of the forced disappearance of 43 students in Ayotzinapa
Families and relatives of the disappeared students marched on the anniversary from the Angel of Independence to the Zócalo square to demand justice
Stop meddling in our affairs, Venezuela tells US, EU
In the aftermath of media reports of a US conspiracy to overthrow Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan foreign minister Jorge Arreaza gave a stern warning at an international forum
Contracts of over 6,000 employees in jeopardy as Macri imposes hiring freeze
The Argentine president has ordered stringent austerity measures till 2020 to comply with the IMF’s conditions