Notes by María Eugenia Ludueña
Soledad Cayunao: tried for defending water, she was acquitted and her case uncovered the plot of dispossession
Soledad Cayunao went to trial for defending the headwaters of the Chubut River. Despite being acquitted, she cannot return to Mapuche territory. During the trial, the…
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Glaciers Law: The largest class-action lawsuit in history is being called to stop the reform
"The struggle continues," reads the document that was read at the vigil while Congress approved the controversial reform to the Glaciers Law. Three organizations are calling for…
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24M: The march in photos and voices of diversity
The massive march for the Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice was a message from the Argentine people to official denialism.
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Interview with Sayak Valencia: From gore capitalism to necropatriarchy
From Tijuana, transfeminist philosopher Sayak Valencia analyzes how violence structures a system of power and consumption. She explains the phallocentric logic that strengthens ultraconservatism and…
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Glacier Law: Why does the reform threaten the right to water?
“Glaciers are the world’s water reserves,” says Marta Maffei, former congresswoman, driving force behind and drafting the Glacier Law that Congress wants to reform. Which…
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Julieta Gómez, trans communicator: "Uniting our struggles so that there are no other cases like Loan and Patricia"
Julieta is an activist, trans communicator, and president of Fuerza Transfeminista Argentina (Argentine Transfeminist Force). She is participating in the 38th Plurinational Meeting of Women, Lesbians, Transvestites, Trans, Intersex, and Non-Binary People in Corrientes. And…
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Pride 2025: True freedom took to the streets in Buenos Aires
Pride celebrated and protested in the streets of Buenos Aires, in a march that called for people to take action and demand change…
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Outrage and shock over the transfemicide of Azul Semeñenko in Neuquén
Azul Semeñenko was a transgender state employee in the Violence Protection Unit in the province of Neuquén. After being missing for almost three weeks, she was found murdered…
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Moira Millán: “With the Earth and from it, it is possible to create a good life”
Terricide, the recent book by Moira Millán—Mapuche warrior and writer—has become a global outcry, a denunciation, and a call to action. Her proposal for a new paradigm…
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March against transphobic murders: “On this Pride Day, all struggles intersect.”
Hundreds of people demonstrated in front of the National Congress to protest, resist and embrace each other in the face of the anti-rights advance in Argentina and the world.
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