09/02/2008 | En Profundidad
Argentina's New President Has A Legacy To Overcome: Her Husband's
The sun is shining later in Argentina than ever before.
................................................................................................................................ |
16/09/2007 | En Profundidad
In Rural Argentina, The Legacy Of Migration; Exodus To The Cities Increasingly Exposes Those Left Behind To Hunger, Poor Health Care, Isolation
This is an old railroad town, with severed telegraph lines dangling from track-side poles and a depot where graffiti is the one obvious sign of recent activity.
................................................................................................................................ |
10/08/2007 | En Parrilla
Inching Toward An Appointment With San Cayetano
The line is moving, and progress is being made. These facts are mathematically verifiable, but they are not obvious.
................................................................................................................................ |
02/05/2007 | En Profundidad
In Buenos aires, ''Nieghborgoods of misery'' Slums Growing Despite Efforts to Transform Them
About 1,500 people used to live in Villa Cart?n, a slapdash cluster of hundreds of crooked shacks wedged beneath a highway overpass.
................................................................................................................................ |
02/05/2007 | En Profundidad
In Buenos aires, ''Nieghborgoods of misery'' Slums Growing Despite Efforts to Transform Them
About 1,500 people used to live in Villa Cart?n, a slapdash cluster of hundreds of crooked shacks wedged beneath a highway overpass.
................................................................................................................................ |
30/03/2007 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
To the Rescue With Meds and M-16s
Emergency medical technician Antonio Carlos Maia doesn't ride shotgun in his ambulance. He rides assault rifle. The scuffed barrel of his M-16 juts out of the passenger-side window, locked and loaded with a magazine full of bullets.
................................................................................................................................ |
21/10/2006 | En Profundidad
Argentine 'Dirty War' Trials Revive Old Fears, Hostilities, Judge And Ex-Colonel Offer Sharply Conflicting Views Of Process
Argentina is putting its past on trial this year, probing the memories and consciences of those who lived through its bloody "dirty war," which pitted a military government against thousands of dissidents in the 1970s and '80s.
................................................................................................................................ |
19/10/2006 | En Parrilla
Clashes mar reburial of Juan Peron
Violence marred the transfer of the remains of former Argentine president Juan Perón to a new mausoleum on Tuesday, as members of rival union groups appeared to battle for access to the reburial ceremonies.
................................................................................................................................ |
27/09/2006 | En Profundidad
Argentine Power Duo Takes a Defiant Tone
President Kirchner and His Senator Wife Speak Their Minds at Home and Abroad
................................................................................................................................ |
04/08/2006 | Inteligencia y Seguridad
Paraguayan Smuggling Crossroads Scrutinized: Tri-Border Region Seen As Hub For Aid To Radical Groups
For years, this region -- where the boundaries of Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina converge -- has been considered a teeming stew of globalization's more unseemly byproducts. Much of the trade that crosses the borders, officials say, is illegitimate. The region is full of smuggled goods and laundered money.
................................................................................................................................ |
