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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By: Martina Jaureguy
Juan Carlos Vázquez Sarmiento is one of the repressors LLA deputies recently visited in prison
By: Martina Jaureguy
The president has vowed to overturn a bill granting resources to universities amid constant protests over budget cuts
By: Martina Jaureguy
It is expected that the opposition will call for a session in Congress to try and overturn it
The Partido Justicialista is on the verge of naming a new party leader, and a vocal segment wants it to be the former president
Students have occupied at least a dozen university buildings all over the country in protest
Argentina’s vice president sat down with the pope a month after he criticized Milei for a violent police crackdown on pensioners protesting poverty
By: Martina Jaureguy
Current pro tempore G20 president Brazil called the decision ‘an advance of the far right’
A dispute over signatures signals a struggle for the party’s soul after nearly a year in opposition
By: Martina Jaureguy
The statement, released days before Buenos Aires Pride, is ‘unprecedented in local diplomatic history’ according to one prominent gay rights activist
By: Martina Jaureguy
Buses are the only service that is operational as trains, subways, and ships will be halted for 24 hours
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