19 Years Later, No Signs of Real Progress in AMIA Attack By Dina Siegel Vann Print Email Share Read more [...]

Argentina will offer energy companies incentives if they invest $1 billion or more over a five-year period as the country struggles to lift output and pare fuel imports a year after seizing YPF SA. Companies that meet the requirements will be able to sell 20 percent of production in international markets without paying export taxes and be able to keep export revenue from 20 percent of output outside of Argentina, according to a decree published today in the government’s Read more [...]

Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is a region with one of the highest numbers of domestic workers in the world – an estimated at 19.6 million - 18 million of which are women. Recently, Brazil and Argentina have enacted new laws which expand labour rights for domestic workers – particularly for those who share a home with their employers and are vulnerable to slavery-like conditions. The International Labour Organization (ILO), in their recently launched study “Domestic Workers across Read more [...]