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Feature: The Fifa Museum Is a Masterclass in Reputational Whitewashing

Juliet Jacques

Handing world cups to fascist dictatorships, brown-nosing Trump, endless corruption scandals – there’s an awful lot of history on display at Fifa’s Zurich museum and absolutely none of it that explains why fans hate the organisation, writes Juliet Jacques.

A car with a picture of Donald Trump in the window and a sign that says 'Trump low prices, Kamala high prices'

Opinion: People Won’t Care About Democracy If Democracy Doesn’t Care About Them

Kojo Koram

Whether Trump or Orban, Modi or Milei, states whose primary beneficiaries aren’t their own citizens but a transnational investor class inevitably opt out of liberal democracy, writes Kojo Koram. Why are Democrats so surprised by this?

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Feature: Latin America Is Leading the Charge Against Ultra-Processed Food

Aron Penczu

Brazil, Chile and Colombia are among those cracking down on fake foods, whose incursion into the global south has triggered memories of colonialism. Aron Penczu reports.

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Feature: Argentina Wants to Whitewash Its Military Junta. Unfortunately, There’s Video Evidence

Juliet Jacques

After 38 years gathering dust in an archive, Ulises de la Orden has returned to the footage of the trial of Argentina’s military junta, at a time when the country most needs to see it, writes Juliet Jacques.

Analysis: How Did the Far Right Get So Weird?

Richard Hames

Argentina’s cos-playing, corgi-cloning president-elect is just the latest product of the global rightwing Oddball Factory. How did the far right get so weird?

Novara Live: UN Chief Blasts Israel for Thousands of Child Casualties

More than 5500 children have now been killed in Gaza, Israel’s latest targets include a refugee camp and a United Nations run school… Plus Argentina’s new ‘Anarcho-capitalist’ president. With Michael Walker and David Adler.

An abortion rights activist gestures during a demonstration in support of legal and safe abortion in Mexico City

Analysis: How Latin American Feminists Took on Anti-Abortion Laws and Won

Amy Booth

Legalisation and decriminalisation in Argentina, Mexico and Colombia shows robust feminist organising can reverse restrictive reproductive rights.

Argentinian Women Might Finally Be Winning the Fight to Decriminalise Abortion

Adriano Mérola Marotta

Abortion is illegal in Argentina, but in recent years the country's strong feminist movement has made enormous strides in changing public opinion on the issue. As a decriminalisation bill travels through congress, International Women’s Day saw tens of thousands of women protest in Buenos Aires, with demands for free, safe and legal, abortion taking centre-stage.

In Pictures: Buenos Aires International Women’s Strike

Ella Jessel (words and images)

Ella Jessel's beautifully evocative photo series captures the events of the International Women's Strike in Buenos Aires.

Feminism in Argentina: From the #NiUnaMenos Protests to the International Women’s Strike

Malena Lenta

In 2015, a girl was murdered by her boyfriend and buried alive in Argentina, sparking mass protests across the country. Feminist activist Malena Lenta explains how this grew into a movement, which is now embracing the International Women's Strike

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Opinion: People Won’t Care About Democracy If Democracy Doesn’t Care About Them

Kojo Koram

Feature: Latin America Is Leading the Charge Against Ultra-Processed Food

Aron Penczu

Feature: Argentina Wants to Whitewash Its Military Junta. Unfortunately, There’s Video Evidence

Juliet Jacques

Analysis: How Did the Far Right Get So Weird?

Richard Hames

Novara Live: UN Chief Blasts Israel for Thousands of Child Casualties

Analysis: How Latin American Feminists Took on Anti-Abortion Laws and Won

Amy Booth

Argentinian Women Might Finally Be Winning the Fight to Decriminalise Abortion

Adriano Mérola Marotta

In Pictures: Buenos Aires International Women’s Strike

Ella Jessel (words and images)

Feminism in Argentina: From the #NiUnaMenos Protests to the International Women’s Strike

Malena Lenta

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Tag: Argentina

Feature: The Fifa Museum Is a Masterclass in Reputational Whitewashing

Juliet Jacques

Opinion: People Won’t Care About Democracy If Democracy Doesn’t Care About Them

Kojo Koram

Feature: Latin America Is Leading the Charge Against Ultra-Processed Food

Aron Penczu

Feature: Argentina Wants to Whitewash Its Military Junta. Unfortunately, There’s Video Evidence

Juliet Jacques

Analysis: How Did the Far Right Get So Weird?

Richard Hames

Novara Live: UN Chief Blasts Israel for Thousands of Child Casualties

Analysis: How Latin American Feminists Took on Anti-Abortion Laws and Won

Amy Booth

Argentinian Women Might Finally Be Winning the Fight to Decriminalise Abortion

Adriano Mérola Marotta

In Pictures: Buenos Aires International Women’s Strike

Ella Jessel (words and images)

Feminism in Argentina: From the #NiUnaMenos Protests to the International Women’s Strike

Malena Lenta

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