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Juan Décima
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Editor, Buenos Aires Herald
Argentina, Buenos Aires
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Students With Behavioral Disorders , Mental Health, Human Interest Stories , Popular Culture, Politics , Small Business, Public Schools, Obesity, Des Moines Metro News , Higher Education
Technical writing or academic writing.
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By Juan Décima Verified| Buenos Aires Herald Verified Hortensia Ortiz still lives in Famaillá, a small city in Tucumán south of the provincial capital of San Miguel. It’s a suburban house a little over five kilometers from La Fronterita (The Little Border), the sugar mill she fondly remembers as the backdrop of her early childhood. Surrounded by her family in the dining room, she brews mate as she shares memories of going to school and making stuffed dolls under the watchful eye of her mother Isabel.
By Juan Décima Verified| Buenos Aires Herald Verified Last July, a group of La Libertad Avanza lawmakers paid a prison visit to Alfredo Astiz and other dictatorship-era repressors. Perhaps the most ingenious explanation came from Deputy Lourdes Arrieta“We were tricked into going,” she claimed, adding that she had no idea who these men were. Her assertion was met with skepticism. The 1976-1983 dictatorship years are part of every high school curriculum.
By Juan Décima Verified| Buenos Aires Herald Verified Hortensia Ortiz still lives in Famaillá, a small city in Tucumán south of the provincial capital of San Miguel. It’s a suburban house a little over five kilometers from La Fronterita (The Little Border), the sugar mill she fondly remembers as the backdrop of her early childhood. Surrounded by her family in the dining room, she brews mate as she shares memories of going to school and making stuffed dolls under the watchful eye of her mother Isabel.
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Buenos Aires Herald
The Buenos Aires Herald is an English-language newspaper with a rich history in Argentina, founded in 1876 by Scottish immigrant William Cathcart. Initially a weekly focused on shipping news, it evolved into a daily publication serving the English-speaking community in Buenos Aires. Over its more than 140 years, it became a key source of information for British and American residents, known for its editorial independence and courageous journalism, particularly during Argentina’s military dictatorship. After ceasing print publication in 2017, the Buenos Aires Herald relaunched as an online newspaper in March 2023. It continues to provide comprehensive news coverage on local, national, and international events, focusing on the needs of expatriates and immigrants. The newspaper is recognized for its commitment to unbiased reporting and human rights, maintaining its legacy of serving the English-speaking community in Argentina.