Argentines Get Used to the Fact that Inflation Can Always Get Worse
[ad_1] José Lonardi stands in his tiny candy and beverage shop in downtown Buenos Aires. Customers, he says, have lost all reference points for…
[ad_1] José Lonardi stands in his tiny candy and beverage shop in downtown Buenos Aires. Customers, he says, have lost all reference points for…
[ad_1] “Migration is a right,” read the handkerchiefs held by two women at a demonstration in the Argentine capital for migrants’ rights. At left…
[ad_1] Aerial view of the 5000 square meter roof full of solar panels, in one of the pavilions of La Rural, the busiest fair…
[ad_1] Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry, chair of COP27, reads the nine-page Sharm El Sheikh Implementation Plan, the document that concluded the climate summit…
[ad_1] One of the many activities held on Energy Day (Nov. 15) at COP27, where discussions are taking place for two weeks on how…
[ad_1] Representatives of native women from Latin America and other continents pose for pictures at COP27, taking place in the Egyptian city of Sharm…
[ad_1] Women gather at the Punto Violeta, a center where different government agencies and social organisations seek to address the gender-based violence suffered by…