ELECTION 2023 Ñoquis, gatos, gorilas and la grieta – a glossary for Argentine politics 16-11-2023 16:46 Animals, food and ideology – the sources of the unique expressions that dominate politics in Argentina and how to understand the terminology.
INTERVIEW / PERIODISMO PURO Carlos Pagni: 'If I talk to Peter and not to Paul, that would bore me.' 15-07-2023 06:18 Carlos Pagni, Argentina’s most influential journalist, on the legacy of the 2001 crisis, talking to both sides and why he’d rather untie than cut knots.
MEDIA & SOCIETY Argentina’s drops 11 places in press freedom ranking 08-05-2023 22:51 Reporters Without Borders calls out consolidation of media ownership, polarisation, gaps in public policy, and low pay as primary threats to press freedom in Argentina. by Api Dhadda
POLITICS & SPORT Argentina lauds united footballers in divided crisis-riven country 20-12-2022 09:16 For the last month, the Albiceleste have brought success and unity to their fans, in stark contrast to the country's economic woes and polarised political landscape.
As I see it The search for something different 05-11-2022 06:00 For years now, the dissatisfied with this state of affairs have been looking for something different. Their ongoing search for new blood has had some startling results. by James Neilson
POLITICS / ANALYSIS The hypocrisy of calling for consensus in an era of polarisation 29-10-2022 06:00 The distance between what politicians say in public and their actions is incredibly large, and it’s not clear whether this is a prerequisite or a consequence of the profession. by Agustino Fontevecchia
CATHOLIC CHURCH Pope warns Argentina of dangers of ‘aggressive polarisation’ 04-10-2022 10:07 Pontiff sends letter to the Archbishop of La Plata, declaring that "there is much to be done" in Argentina so that "everyone can live from the dignity of work and that there are no second-class citizens."
OPINION The problem is not other people, but us 09-09-2022 10:48 Following the attack on Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, the only thing on which both sides agree is that the blame belongs to the discourse of hatred which the other side foment. by Gustavo González