Argentina looks back at its tragic past for its current political strategy
President Fernández favors placing victims of Dirty War period in top government posts
Bogus Shaolin monk gets 38 years for slaying two women in Bilbao
Juan Carlos Aguilar is found guilty of murder but not of using unnecessary cruelty
“I thought it was normal for her to beat me like any mother”
A young Mexican woman describes her two-year ordeal of being enslaved and tortured
Iglesias trusts that top aide’s departure will not take votes away from Podemos
Juan Carlos Monedero invokes desire to find his own voice again rather than be a “cog”
Two men arrested for harassing TV news anchor on social networks
Lara Siscar, who put up with years of abuse, complains of a lack of assistance from Twitter
Burnt-out ferry in “stable situation” at high sea, with low risk of sinking
The Sorrento, which caught fire on Tuesday, will be towed to a Spanish port for repair
This week’s movie releases
Joss Whedon reunites Iron Man, Captain America, Thor et al for ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’
Minister forced into U-turn on plan to fine media for reporting judicial leaks
Justice chief Rafael Catalá made comments about placing limits on reporting But his plans have drawn ire even from within his own party
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