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Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Buenos Aires Herald

It is with unspeakable sadness that we print our last edition today as the only English-language daily newspaper in Latin America, ending the Buenos Aires Herald’s 140-year run.
• El final de un diario• Your View
The Argentine Episcopal Conference announcing the release of archives from the last military dictatorship.
Attorney-General Alejandra Gils Carbó (left), signing an agreement with Chaco Governor Domingo Peppo on Monday.

Concerns about who would lead the investigation

AMIA families and victims say changes could block probe 

A photograph of Venezuela’s National Assembly, during their session in Caracas yesterday.
An oil worker walks past a drilling rig at a well operated by Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA in Morichal.
President Mauricio Macri and Uruguayan President Tabaré Vázquez embrace in a goal mouth at the presidential residency at Olivos, Buenos Aires province.
Spain’s acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy leaves after a press conference at Moncloa Palace in Madrid yesterday.
NHS junior doctors and supporters protest in London against government proposals for a new work contract and the pressure mounting on resources in the British public health system.
By Orlando Jenkinson
President Mauricio Macri is pictured having lunch with a group of Buenos Aires province voters yesterday at the Pink House.
AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson and Time Warner Inc CEO Jeff Bewkes discuss their proposed merger at the WSJD Live conference in Laguna Beach, California, yesterday.
A man walks past a burning wooden house in the makeshift migrant camp known as “the Jungle” near Calais, northern France, yesterday.
Lionel Messi is off to one of the best starts of his career with 14 goals in 11 matches.









By Marcelo J. GarcíaThis collectors’ item you have in your hands is the last printed daily edition of this newspaper in a run that has lasted for over 140 years. Starting next week, the paper will not be a daily anymore, but a weekly. 
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By Cristiana Visan
It is with unspeakable sadness that we print our last edition today as the only English-language daily newspaper in Latin America, ending the Buenos Aires Herald’s 140-year run.
• El final de un diario• Your View

The Herald, twice a victim

Marcelo J. García

The Herald, twice a victim

Chile shifts to the right

Patricio Navia

Chile shifts to the right

And the winner is…

James Neilson / As I See it

And the winner is…

Crime time

Sebastián Lacunza

Crime time

Negotiation or negation?

Martín Gambarotta

Negotiation or negation?

Whitewashes as a social indicator

Enrique Martínez

Whitewashes as a social indicator

Polish stage director Michal Znaniecki during a rehearsal at the Colón Theatre.
By Cristiana Visan

By Verónica StewartA play acting as a map of immigrant history

A piece of a life-size human statue discovered in April in the sea off the coast of Caesarea in Israel, part of marine cargo from a merchant ship that sank in 400 AD, sits in a display cabinet at the entrance to what will become Jerusalem''''s archeology centre.

• World Trade

Senate committees pass merchant fleet bills

• On Sunday

Trump’s memoirs, political books explain origins of his attitude toward women

A selection of faces from today’s inmigration, which has changed so much over the course of the Herald’s history.
By Michael Soltys / Senior Editor
The Argentines, and especially the media outlets, are still learning to live in a democracy
By Sebastián Lacunza

Herald's 140th Anniversary

Two countries open for business

Newly appointed British Ambassador to Argentina Mark Kent.
By Mark Kent

Herald's 140th Anniversary

Argentina has a need for independent voices

By Jorge Taiana
Argentina’s Vice-President Gabriela Michetti.
By Gabriela Michetti

Herald's 140th Anniversary

Let history not repeat itself

Former Third Army Corps commander Luciano Benjamín Menéndez, who was given his 12th life sentence for crimes against humanity this year.
By Estela Carlotto
Ambassador Noah Mamet.
By Noah Mamet
Roberto Bouzas at the campus of the University of San Andrés in Victoria.
By Roberto Bouzas
Former owner of the Herald Peter Manigault.
By Robert Cox
By Andrew Graham-Yooll

Herald's 140th Anniversary

Knowing the truth sets us free

Governor of Buenos Aires Province, María Eugenia Vidal.
By María Eugenia Vidal
By Alan Arntsen

Thoughts on an anniversary

Choosing the right path

By James Grainger
By Robert Fry
By Martín Gambarotta / News Editor
By Noel Campbell
By Justin Harman
By Gastón Chillier
By Myriam Bregman
INSIDE BUENOSAIRESHERALD.COM

Britain to posthumously pardon thousands of gay and bisexual men once considered criminals

Miners still sceptical that coal surge will hold

Under-fire Icardi misses penalty

Critic’s choice: don’t miss this week

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Edition No. 5013 - This publication is a property of NEFIR S.A. -RNPI Nº 5293935 - Issn 1852 - 9224 - Te. 4349-1500 - San Juan 141 , (C1063ACY) CABA 
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