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Orcas in Peninsula Valdes, Argentina

Nature

At this time of year come Orcas in Peninsula Valdez. I had the opportunity to visit Puerto Madryn and the surrounding area, and is a lovely place. The author of this video is Charly. Who knew in the summer. A cameraman and photographer, who is an expert on the fauna and geography of the Peninsula [...]

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Once, Buenos Aires: train crash broken promises on a line with roads and wagon over 50 years

World

Crisis and neglect in the Argentine railway system The Once tragedy is part of a “critical scene railway,” both by the state it is in the infrastructure, such as operating conditions in which services are delivered. Beyond the causes that provoked the accident and the proper role of the private concessionaire TBA, primarily responsible for [...]

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Argentina: Tragedy in a train crash in Flores

World

At least 9 dead and 212 wounded, several serious is the balance fatal accident this morning featuring two Sarmiento line trains and a bus line 92 in the neighborhood of Flores. On the site this afternoon continued work to remove the bodies of two victims and the expert to try to determine how the tragedy [...]

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Alto Palermo Shopping

Argentina: Child prostitution in Buenos Aires

World

We’re not talking about an exotic location. Non-European high-powered money in search of sex tourism, this monstrosity that we associate with mothers suffering distant countries who sell their children for coins. It happens here in the heart of Buenos Aires, in the Alto Palermo Shopping, according to the complaint of Cronica TV channel. Sometimes fifty [...]

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Jose de San Martin

The Father of my country, Argentina

World

Today we commemorate the death of one of the greatest men of our history, Don Jose Francisco de San Martin. Strange and sad culture our own, we commemorate the deaths and is celebrated on that extraordinary day when be came to this world to fulfill their missions. This would be a sort of unauthorized biography [...]

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An intolerant and undemocratic Argentina

Politics

In 2009, this blog was published: Argentina: Unionists block distribution of newspapers. Then there was another block in mid-January by pro-governmentmilitants called “K militants”. Since then, in 2009, already successful court rulings ordering the police and prosecutors a trigger for no further such events. The non-daily circulation Clarin, a newspaper in open opposition to the [...]

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Street Art in Buenos Aires

Art

San Telmo, the oldest barrio in Buenos Aires, is known for antique stores, milongas, cobblestone streets, traditional cafés and old school parrillas.  A barrio where the retro-cool hardcore kids live in their high ceiling, historic apartments.  My favorite thing about San Telmo? It houses some of the best street art in the city.  Ditch the [...]

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