‘It looks like a stream of blood.’ A river near Buenos Aires turns red, sparking fears of toxic leak
A stream winding through a populous area on the outskirts of Buenos Aires has turned crimson red in recent hours that has ...
Many Argentines back President Javier Milei on economy. His war on diversity is more divisive.
Polls show many Argentines oppose the president's strongly conservative social views — despite crediting him for stabilizing ...
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Residents concerned as waters of Greater Buenos Aires creek turn red
The waters of a creek on the outskirts of the city flowed deep red Thursday, triggering concern among residents of Avellaneda ...
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Argentina: A stream turned red in Buenos Aires and residents denounce constant toxic spills
The Sarandí stream, located in the town of the same name in the Avellaneda district, in the Argentine province of Buenos ...
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Alexander Zverev's new racquet: world No. 2 chooses Buenos Aires and Golden Swing to get earlier reps on clay
Zverev’s inaugural Buenos Aires match will mark his first outing on court since losing his third Grand Slam final in January. The German headed home on the same flight as the man who beat him for the ...
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'It looks like a stream of blood.' A river near Buenos Aires turns red, sparking fears of toxic leak
An aerial view of the "Sarandi" stream dyed red due to unknown contaminants allege residents, in an industrial neighborhood on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Thursday, Feb. 6 ...
Many Argentines back Milei on economy. His war on diversity is more divisive.
Carlos Kambourian, an Argentine pediatrician who is gay, counted himself as a supporter of President Javier Milei's ...
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‘It looks like a stream of blood.’ A river near Buenos Aires turns red, sparking fears of toxic leak
BUENOS AIRES – A stream winding through a populous area on the outskirts of Buenos Aires has turned crimson red in recent hours, sparking fears of industrial chemical dumping, images shared by ...