Martina Jaureguy is a reporter at the Buenos Aires Herald. She covers a range of topics including politics, human rights, and societal issues, with a particular focus on gender. Her work has also been featured in various publications such as Página/12, El Destape Web, and Revista Cordón.
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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
The Torcuato Di Tella University index fell by 1.6% from April and 18.7% year-on-year amid corruption scandals involving senior government officials
By: Martina Jaureguy
Called a ‘digital twin,' it will help ‘improve public policies,' authorities said. Critics have warned about potential misuse of personal information
By: Martina Jaureguy
The Argentine government announced the launch of a new program called social digital twin, which aims to create simulations of potential social scenarios with artificial intelligence using citizens’ data. The goal is to improve public policies. The...
Argentines’ trust in the government fell for the sixth consecutive month in May, dropping by 1.6% from April and 18.7% year-on-year, according to an index compiled by the Torcuato Di Tella University. The cumulative decline so far in 2026 stands at...
By: Martina Jaureguy
To mark the 50th anniversary of the last military coup, an artist launched a Panini-style album that features the members of both human rights organizations
By: Martina Jaureguy
As Argentine children race to collect stickers and complete their 2026 Men’s Football World Cup albums ahead of the tournament that starts in June, a local artist has decided to use the craze to pay homage to two of the most important human rights...
By: Martina Jaureguy
Although Cepeda seemed to be the favorite in the polls, De la Espriella, who wants to carry out hardline security reforms, gathered more votes
By: Martina Jaureguy
Far-right candidate Aberlardo de la Espriella took the lead in the first round of Colombia’s presidential election on Sunday, and will face left-wing Iván Cepeda in a runoff on June 21. According to preliminary results, De la Espriella won nearly 44...
Agostina Vega, 14, and Dulce Candia, 17, were murdered in separate cases that have shocked their hometowns in Córdoba and Misiones
Argentina is in shock after the remains of Agostina Vega, 14, were found in Córdoba on Saturday, and the body of Dulce Candia, 17, was discovered in Misiones on Thursday. Both had been missing for several days in separate cases, and evidence shows...
