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30th anniversary of the AMIA attack: Argentina’s path to justice Sophia Rosenthal Sep 11, 2024 A few weeks ago, Argentina commemorated the 30th anniversary of the country’s deadliest terrorist attack. On July…
Dollarisation en Argentine : Panacée Économique ou Pari Risqué ? Samia Benzakour Nov 18, 2023 Il existe un vieux dicton parmi les économistes : « Tout au long de l'histoire, il n'y a eu que quatre types…
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Javier Milei: The Presidential Candidate that Has Shocked Argentina Sophia Rosenthal Oct 21, 2023 As Argentina awaits its general election on October 22nd, a presidential candidate is already sending shockwaves…
Protecting Those Who Protect the Land: A New Frontier in the Escazú Agreement Isabella Pannu Nov 20, 2022 The Escazú Agreement is not only the first regional environmental treaty; it is also the first of its kind to…