Facundo Moyano. His case exposes the ease with which the police can invent charges against a citizen. The Argentine penal system is once again at the center of controversy following ...
Konstantin Rudnev, known in Russia as the founder of a religious movement, was detained in Argentina at the end of March 2025 on suspicion of human trafficking (trata de personas). ...
Systemic Abuses in Argentine Justice
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Usa Outraged
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Court ruling ends accusations against the Jesus Christians Origins of a case driven by public allegations
Excessive use of force and institutional violence During the period under review, reports of excessive use of force by security forces continued to emerge in various contexts, including police controls, ...
Argentina has introduced a new foreign exchange framework aimed at strengthening currency reserves and improving market confidence, as authorities seek to stabilize a fragile macroeconomic environment. The policy marks a ...
Arson Attack Leaves Argentine Family Homeless After School Dispute
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Argentina Introduces New FX Bands to Reinforce Reserves and Market Confidence
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Argentina: ongoing human rights challenges and institutional shortcomings
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Police clash with protesters after retirees’ march joined by soccer fans Demonstration against government policies
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Alessandro Amicarelli An upcoming collection of studies devoted to the long and turbulent history of Konstantin Rudnev and the movement known (accurately or not) as
Bouwer Prison Complex, Córdoba. While the police top brass manage drug trafficking on the streets, prisons are filled with the weakest links in the system.
An international panel of experts reveals how unverified narratives drove a cross-border miscarriage of justice. By Marco Respinti A newly published set of studies on
Former president Alberto Fernández at Comodoro Py as he asked the cassation court to overturn his indictment in the insurance case. Former Argentine president Alberto
President Javier Milei and Justice Minister Juan Bautista Mahiques as the government moves toward filling key judicial vacancies. Argentina’s Council of the Magistracy has approved
President Javier Milei with spokesperson Manuel Adorni, Human Capital Minister Sandra Pettovello, and Karina Milei. Argentina’s Human Capital Ministry said it will appeal a court
