Maradona Priest and Victim of a Dark Argentine Ritual

So goes the refrain in a famous Argentine song.

The Falkland Islands would never again hand over control of their critical services to an Argentine Government.

An Argentine ice breaker provided assistance to the ice bound vessel Magdalena Oldendorff in June July 2002.

At the edge of death, but still clinging to life, Diego Maradona seems these days both priest and victim of a tragic Argentine ritual.

According to WikiLeaks' Gitmo Files, Diyab the son of a Syrian father and an Argentinian mother earned his living as a truck driver for many years in Syria.

So goes the refrain in a famous Argentine song. But actually, in Argentina everything stays the same or becomes worse.

Photographers Rebecka Bíró (Sweden Spain) and Victoria Montero (Argentina) have teamed up to create 'Guerrilleras' a documentary and photography project about the experience of women in the guerrilla during the Salvadoran Civil War (1980 1992).

Evidently she advocated for Global Voices to win the Best Weblog prize which Argentine blog Más respeto, que soy tu madre won but because two judges (Hossein Derakshan and Julien Pain) were Global Voices contributors, there was a perception of conflict of interest.