On Good Friday, the twelve stations of the cross were re-enacted along Av. de Mayo. Believers came out en masse to celebrate their faith. Photographers Patricio Murphy and Beatrice Murch share their photos from the evening.

Jorge Santander investigates the phenomenon of renaming public spaces ‘Malvinas Argentinas’ since the 1982 war, and wonders what impact this has on society’s view of the islands.

With tensions running high, the scene on the streets of Buenos Aires is rife with propaganda and conflict as documented in this photo essay.

Julie-Anne Cosgrove’s photography show, Real Reflections: bringing Recoleta Cemetery to life opens tomorrow at Mallin gallery. This week’s Indy Eye gives readers a sneak preview of the exhibition.

3000 runners took off in Buenos Aires for the Carrera de Miguel, an 8km run in honor of Miguel Sanchez, a marathoner and political activist.

Saturday 24th March, Día de la Memoria, commemorated 36 years of the start of the Argentine military dictatorship in 1976. Photographers Beatrice Murch, Patricio Guillamón, and Allendria Brunjes share images from Buenos Aires and Rosario.

Marc Rogers visits ESMA with Víctor Basterra, a survivor of the ex-clandestine detention centre in Buenos Aires, now a memorial for the 30,000 disappeared during Argentina’s 1976-83 military dictatorship.

Michael Tanenbaum gets on a board and speaks to some local skaters about how the scene developed in Argentina and how it continues to evolve today.

Parque de la Memoria holds powerful contemporary sculptures commemorating the estimated 30,000 desaparecidos taken under the Argentine dictatorship. Jocelyn Mandryk shares her view of this memorial as we approach Día de la Memoria on March 24th.

Megan Cassidy heads to Argentina’s 8th annual Tattoo Show to meet with organisers, a network of friends who have worked in the industry together for years.