One prominent Argentinian writer described the Falklands conflict as “two bald men fighting over a comb”.
But the war was anything but pointless to the men who fought in it and Al Jazeera met Argentinian veterans for whom the “Malvinas” as they are known, are still an obsession.
One prominent Argentinian writer described the Falklands conflict as “two bald men fighting over a comb”.
But the war was anything but pointless to the men who fought in it and Al Jazeera met Argentinian veterans for whom the “Malvinas” as they are known, are still an obsession.
Pollution is at crisis levels in Argentina, where a thick blanket of smoke is choking the capital Buenos Aires and its 12 million residents.
Nine people have been killed and major highways and airports have been closed.
As the smoke is fanned by strong winds, it is now heading for Uruguay.
Al Jazeera’s Lucia Newman reports.
Between them, they are the largest oil and gas producers in the world.
Now Arab leaders are hoping to team up with South American nations to improve co-operation and trade.
The pledges were made after a two-day summit in Buenos Aires.
Now, they are aiming to form a new, strong political and economic block.
Lucia Newman reports.
You don’t have to be crazy to live in Buenos Aires, but it helps! Hence a popular radio talk-show run by asylum inmates.