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Condoms Have Gotten So Damned Expensive in Argentina that People Aren't Using Protection
Tens of thousands may be having unsafe sex because the price of condoms and the pill have spiked in the recession-plagued country.
At Least One in Six World Heritage Glaciers Will Be Gone by 2100
In worst case scenarios, nearly half of these protected glaciers would disappear by the end of the century.
At Buenos Aires's Off-the-Wall Pizza Shops, Intestines Are One of Many Unconventional Toppings
From blue cheese and octopus to chicken breast and oranges, pizza toppings in Argentina make pineapple look tame.
You can feel the love between Saudi Crown Prince MBS and Vladimir Putin at the G20
Watch a chummy handshake between two leaders with common interests.
How Fernet Took Over Argentina
Argentina consumes so much of the polarizing liqueur that it has Fratelli Branca's only distillery outside of Italy.
Police: Man Burned Friend's House Down after Soccer Argument
The Superclásico between Argentine teams Boca Juniors and River Plate is coming up on Saturday for the Copa Libertadores, and the rivalry is apparently big enough to cause a man to set his former brother-in-law's house on fire.
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Camping Outside Congress During Argentina's Abortion Vote
Early Thursday morning, Argentina's Senate voted against legalizing abortion. I spent the 10 hours before standing in the cold with fellow activists hoping for a different outcome.
Argentina’s final push to legalize abortion just got voted down
"What this vote showed is that Argentina is still a country that represents family values."
Inside the 'Church' Devoted to Argentina’s Favorite Soccer Player
Diego Armando Maradona is one of the best soccer players of all time. And for many fans, he’s a god.
5 out 5 Moms Agree: Messi is the Best
The Argentina star shocked a reporter who gave him a good luck charm from his mother and showed him he wore it during the win against Nigeria.
Argentina is one step closer to legalizing abortion
If it passes the Senate, the legislation would allow abortions in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy.
The World Cup Match That Spawned a Decades-Old Conspiracy Theory
When Argentina thrashed Peru at the knockout stages of the 1978 World Cup, the result led many to mutter darkly about fixes, political interference, and corruption at the highest level.
