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Argentina • Capital City
23 films
In the United States, 16,000 people have lodged complaints for sexual abuse against Catholic priests, revealing a widespread pattern of misconduct and cover-up.
In 1959, the West German government indicted Joseph Mengele for mass murder, demanding his extradition from Argentina as he evaded capture.
On March 19, 2013, Jorge Mario Bergoglio was installed as the 266th Pope and Bishop of Rome, marking a significant moment in the Catholic Church's history.
In Buenos Aires, Anthony Bourdain explores local cuisine at Don Carlito's, attends a passionate soccer match, and engages in a psychoanalysis session.
Gary Lineker reunites with Diego Maradona in Buenos Aires, reflecting on their iconic 1986 World Cup encounter and the evolution of football over two decades.
Naxos is home to about 15 islands in the Cyclades, where fishing traditions blend with Venetian influences and vibrant local culture.
In the United States, 16,000 people have lodged complaints for sexual abuse against Catholic priests, revealing a pattern of global transfers of accused clergymen.
Greater Buenos Aires, home to 13 million residents, faces rampant crime as police patrol high-risk areas with limited resources and training.
Inflation in Argentina has reached nearly 100%, forcing many residents to barter for basic goods through Facebook groups.
Hundreds of thousands of listeners engage with "Lo Que Haces Cuenta," a podcast addressing climate change in accessible episodes for Spanish speakers in Latin America.
Ernesto Che Guevara transforms Cuba's economy and leads revolutionary efforts against Batista.
Pope Francis served as head of the Catholic Church for 12 years, becoming a symbol of hope for reform in his hometown of Buenos Aires.
On January 18, 2015, special prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head just a day before he was to present evidence at Congress.
Protests erupt in Buenos Aires as G20 leaders, including Merkel and Prince Mohammed, gather.
Argentina's inflation hits 109%, impacting businesses and daily life in Buenos Aires.
Argentina wins the World Cup by defeating France in a penalty shootout in Qatar.
Dancers from around the world respond to Covid-19 through movement and connection.
Diego Maradona's funeral in Buenos Aires draws thousands of fans who pay their respects as President Alberto Fernandez honors him with his iconic number 10 shirt.
Diego Maradona died at the age of 60 from a heart attack, as confirmed by his attorney, after a career that included leading Argentina to victory in the 1986 World Cup.
Argentina defaulted on nearly $100 billion in 2001, but the country has since experienced strong economic growth, attracting many expats to Buenos Aires.
Growing concerns in Ukraine about the reliability of EU and US financial support are highlighted amid high-level talks in Brussels and Hungary's opposition.
Argentina's election of libertarian Javier Milei, an anarcho-capitalist, signals a radical economic shift aimed at combating 143% inflation and widespread poverty.
Andrew Alm last saw Mick Jagger in Buenos Aires in 1994, reflecting on the changing dynamics of music production and artist engagement.
