Laura is from Australia and Jeanne is French. They both arrived this week in Buenos Aires to help Voluntario Global with their community NGO projects. Here are a few insights…

May 25 is the day argentinas celebrate the Día de la Revolución de Mayo, or "May Revolution Day." Buenos Aires' famous Plaza de Mayo, today known for protests by family…

After about six weeks in Buenos Aires, I decided to take a break from the big city and head down south to Patagonia before it gets too cold...

 Ce samedi 24 mars aura lieu la grande manifestation annuelle sur la célèbre place de mai de Buenos Aires en mémoire des nombreuses victimes disparues lors de la dictature militaire…

In the past 3 weeks I have met so many amazing people, the ones I live with, the ones I work with... each of them has helped me to feel…

On April 2, 1982, Argentine troops landed on the Islas Malvinas (Falkland Islands) in order to recover the sovereignty that in 1833 had been snatched by the British armed forces.

On 24th March 1976, the armed forces took on power in Argentina, supported by large economic groups and a few sectors of civil society.

Whether you are taking a trip to see family and friends for the holidays, or want to explore new countries across the world, traveling can be an enriching and memorable…

By Kristine Vaivode & Jackson Vaughan In addition to wanting to help the projects in the organization, many Voluntario Global volunteers seek to know “the real Argentina”

Argentina has become the fifth country I’ve ever spent Christmas in. The second country I’ve spent it away from my immediate family.