Martina Jaureguy is a Redactora for the Buenos Aires Herald, focusing on local news in Argentina, particularly in Buenos Aires. She covers a wide range of topics including politics, economics, social issues, and natural disasters. Martina is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the readers of Buenos Aires Herald.
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Martina Jaureguy's coverage heavily focuses on local government and political developments in Argentina, particularly Buenos Aires. She also covers legal policy regulation and evolving stories related to the Argentinean government. Therefore, she is likely interested in receiving pitches related to local political events, legislative changes, or significant announcements within the region.
Given her emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation, she may be responsive to sources who can provide insights into regulatory changes or commentary on governmental decisions impacting the economy and society at large.
Pitches focusing on recent protests or demonstrations as well as their impact on governance could align with Martina’s coverage scope. Additionally, considering her focus on finance & economy topics alongside government themes suggests that she might be open to content around economic policies, financial regulations, and their implications for citizens and businesses within Buenos Aires and Argentina as a whole.
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The ruling duo are mired in a dispute over the validity of a Senate vote to expel Edgardo Kueider, possibly affecting the Upper House balance of power
The president's sister and most trusted advisor headed a LLA rally in which she hinted she could be a candidate in the midterms
By: Martina Jaureguy
Human rights watchdog CELS expressed concern over two decrees allowing the military to carry out tasks normally reserved for police
Academics warn of a generation of ‘scattered’ scientists as severe funding cuts drive researchers to seek employment abroad
By: Martina Jaureguy
Officers told workers from the human rights secretariat whether they were allowed to enter their workplace or not based on a list provided by the Justice Ministry
A new war of words has erupted in the Casa Rosada following multiple spats and standoffs in 2024
By: Martina Jaureguy
Kevin Lane's work helped small communities access fresh water for a fraction of the cost of a modern dam
By: Martina Jaureguy
Experts say that the educational material was produced in line with legal requirements and warned of possible ‘censorship’
By: Martina Jaureguy
Justice Minister Mariano Cúneo Libarona accused the organizations of carrying out a ‘con’ in the name of human rights
By: Martina Jaureguy
A recent resolution has ordered to revise all science programs and terminate those not included in sectors deemed strategic
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