Argentina

Why Nature Can Flourish In War Zones

These three cases show that the environment can sometimes benefit from conflict.
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Surging Demand For Rechargeable Batteries Is Driving Business To South America

Lithium is an essential component of many consumer tech products.
By Rosalba O'Brien and Rod Nickel, Reuters

Go To South America Just To Eat At These 6 Restaurants

BRB, booking a flight.
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Referee Dies After Soccer Player Shoots Him During Game

The suspect allegedly gunned down the official after being shown a red card.
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Powerful Photo Series Encourages Kids To 'Shoot Balls, Not Guns'

"If nothing changes, these guys, in a few years, will be killing each other..."
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MTV Helicopter Crashes In Argentina, Killing 2

The chopper was carrying a film crew for an MTV reality show.
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Opposition Candidate Mauricio Macri Wins Argentina's Presidential Election

Macri promises to set Latin America's third biggest economy on a more free-market course after 12 years of leftist populism.
By Jorge Otaola, Juliana Castilla, Reuters

Argentina On High Alert After Tip That El Chapo May Be In Country

"We received information that El Chapo tried to cross the Chilean/Argentine border."
By Hugh Bronstein, Reuters

Argentine Girl Becomes International Symbol Of Progress In Transgender Community

In 2013, Luana became the youngest person to take advantage of an Argentine law that allows people to identify their own gender for legal purposes.
By PETER PRENGAMAN, AP

Before Meeting Kim Davis, Pope Met With A Longtime Gay Friend In Washington

"I don’t think he was trying to say anything in particular... He was just meeting with his ex-student and a very close friend of his."
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