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How does the drug monopoly impact people living with HIV?
The progress of negotiations between Argentina and the United States to patent HIV medications presents a worrying scenario of exclusion. How does this impact the region?.
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. What are the risks of these changes that seek to lower the protection threshold for glaciers and periglacial environments?
Mexico: Historic ruling in the disappearance of two trans women
A judge in Jalisco sentenced a person to 100 years in prison for the disappearance of two transgender women in 2020. The family is demanding to know the whereabouts of the missing women and Jaime, who disappeared along with them.
HIV: Why treatment adherence is a collective journey
Talking about adherence to HIV treatment is much more than just taking a pill. Activists explain the importance of comprehensive support and the need for a healthcare system that guarantees rights.
Labor Reform: How does it affect women and diverse groups?
How does labor reform affect women and diverse groups? Why does it imply setbacks in rights and caregiving responsibilities?
2026 FIFA World Cup: Evictions and gentrification denounced in Mexican cities
Activists from Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara denounce a "social cleansing" in preparation for the 2026 World Cup.
Job quota: They demand the reinstatement of a fired trans woman
A transgender woman was fired from the Ministry of Economy in December. She is demanding compliance with the employment quota law and denouncing discrimination and harassment.
Antifascist and Antiracist Pride March against the Milei government: "No life is disposable"
Thousands of people in different parts of Argentina joined the second Antifascist and Antiracist Pride March to protest against the precariousness of life and the labor reform that will be discussed this week in Congress.
“Humanitarian aid is not an act of charity”
The consequences of the suspension of cooperation from the United States were profound but expanded local networks and alliances.
Rocío Chiappe, a volunteer in Patagonia: “Today we are sustained by popular organization”
Interview with the founder of Brigada Andina. Today, her house is the only one left standing after the fires. "It's changing the way we inhabit these lands."