Five years after Jorge Julio López’ disappearance, Patricia di Filippo says the unresolved case shows that some elements of the military-police state active in the 1976-83 dictatorship are still alive and kicking.

After another violent confrontation last month in Jujuy Province, Mia de Graaf takes a look at the recurring problem of police brutality in Argentina.

The Slut Walk or Marcha de las Putas came to Buenos Aires on a bitter cold evening last Friday. Women marched from the Obelisk to Congreso taking back the word Puta. Photographers Jessie Akin and Shane Korpisto captured the evening.

Mhairi Roberts visits Cruce de Miradas, a photography project with the core idea of social inclusion run out of Moreno, a suburb of Buenos Aires.

When a Canadian police officer told women to strop dressing like sluts so as not to be victimised, there was a global outcry. Many took to the streets in a ‘slutwalk’ protest. The phenomenon hits Argentina today.

“In Argentina, not everybody knows who they are.” This is the way the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo introduce their campaign to recover their grandchildren, who went missing during the last dictatorship.

Louise Dewast sits down with Malva, Argentina’s oldest transvestite at 90 years old, who has just published her autobiography, ‘Malva, mi recorrido’.

Sunday 5th June El Galpón farmers’ market played host to Ambientate’s celebrations for World Environment Day. The event included an array of bands, a bicycle fashion show and organic food.

Ambientate organised an event to celebrate World Environment Day at El Galpón. Photographer Beatrice Murch covered the event and shares her shots here.

What has traditionally been a female concern – body image – has now become a significant male issue. Especially in Argentina, men seem to be getting more vain.