Natalie Alcoba
Argentina Might Be About to Deliver Latin America's Biggest Abortion Rights Win
The president just sent a bill to congress that could legalize abortion completely.
Argentina Just Bulldozed a Camp Filled With Families Made Homeless by COVID
The government cleared out thousands of people, who claim they have nowhere else to go, to honor a private property deal.
Argentina's Largest Bank Just Made a ‘Historic’ Pledge to Hire More Transgender People
Banco Nacion is the first bank in the world to adopt a quota for transgender people, the country’s banking union says.
Argentina's Underground Abortion Network Won't Let a Pandemic Get in Its Way
Coronavirus has upended the intimate work of Socorristas en Red, a collective of volunteers who help women get abortions. But it hasn't changed their ultimate goal: a dramatic cultural shift in how Argentina treats women seeking to end their pregnancies.
Women Are Leading the Fight Against Coronavirus in Argentina's Vulnerable Communities
As COVID-19 spikes across the country, women are shouldering much of the vital work to protect marginalized groups.
Inside #FutbolFemenino: Argentina's next battlefront for women's rights
As the national team heads to the Women’s World Cup in France next month, players throughout the country are driving an urgent conversation around Argentina’s favorite sport, and drawing in new fans as a result.
John Tory wins in Toronto and some big council incumbents lose
Also: former PC leader Patrick Brown, who stepped down amid sexual misconduct allegations he denies, won as mayor of Brampton.
Scenes from Doug Ford's rowdy all night meeting to cut Toronto city council
Protesters gathered outside of Queen's Park as lawmakers debated the bill.
Doug Ford wants parents to snitch on teachers who stick with 2015 sex ed curriculum
“If we find somebody failing to do their job, we will act,” Doug Ford declared this week.
Canadians are pretty angry over Trump's "bully tactics"
The president didn't let up on Twitter, rebranding "Fair Trade" as "Fool Trade"