The article discusses the life and legacy of Santa Rosa de Lima, also known as Isabel Flores, who was born in Lima and is celebrated on August 30th. Her life is marked by religious devotion, with curious facts and myths surrounding her, such as the tradition of cutting hair on her feast day to promote strength and growth. The article also mentions the Fasta movement, a Dominican spirituality group with global presence, founded in Mendoza. The Servicio Meteorológico Nacional provides statistics on weather patterns around her feast day, noting that storms are not uncommon during this period.

Mendoza experienced high temperatures on Friday, with some areas reaching up to 35°C. The National Meteorological Service ranked San Martín in Mendoza among the top 10 hottest places in Argentina. La Rioja topped the list with 38.9°C. The weekend forecast for Mendoza predicts partly cloudy skies, a drop in temperature, and moderate southeast winds, with a high of 31°C on Saturday and rising temperatures on Sunday. Defensa Civil issued safety advice to prevent accidents in water bodies and streams, including avoiding swimming in non-designated areas and taking precautions while fishing or using watercraft.

Chilean tourist numbers in Mendoza are declining due to rising fuel and food prices in Argentina, making cross-border shopping less attractive. The upcoming Chilean constitutional plebiscite also contributes to reduced travel. The article highlights the economic challenges in Argentina, with significant increases in the cost of basic goods, impacting both poverty and indigence thresholds. The Chilean plebiscite, driven by social tensions since 2019, aims to address key issues like education and health, with the Republican Party playing a significant role in the proposed changes.

Mendoza is experiencing a decline in Chilean tourists, attributed to rising fuel and food prices in Argentina, making travel less attractive. Osvaldo Valle from Gendarmería Nacional noted a significant drop in visitors, coinciding with Chile's upcoming constitutional plebiscite. The economic situation in Argentina, with substantial increases in the Basic Food Basket and overall cost of living, is deterring Chileans from cross-border shopping. The INDEC reported significant year-on-year inflation, exacerbating the issue.

Temperatures across Argentina have risen significantly, with a city in Mendoza, San Martín, ranking tenth among the country's hottest cities at 33.6°C. The National Meteorological Service reported Las Lomitas in Formosa as the hottest with 43.6°C, followed by Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña in Chaco with 41.3°C, and San Juan with 37.8°C. The heat in Mendoza is expected to persist until at least Saturday, with a forecasted minimum of 8°C and a maximum of 20°C for Sunday as reported by Contingencias Climáticas.

Juan, a kinesiologist at the football club Fadep, experienced a devastating robbery at his home in Guaymallén, where thieves stole various valuables including the urn containing his mother's remains. Despite the material losses, Juan is most distressed about the urn, which he kept at home due to travel restrictions preventing him from scattering the ashes in Santiago de Chile as per his mother's wishes. The incident, which occurred in broad daylight, is under investigation by the authorities, but no arrests have been made yet.

Popular groups protested against the provincial government of Mendoza, distributing over 10,000 kilos of fruits and vegetables to citizens. The protest, organized by various agricultural and social organizations, demanded urgent measures for small producers and criticized both provincial and national governments for their policies. Guido Peña from CCC highlighted the need for policies to support impoverished sectors, while Myriam, a local vendor, shared her struggles with economic hardship. The article also criticized the IMF for demanding more austerity measures and called out political leaders like Cristina Kirchner and Macri for their perceived failures.

An 8-year-old student at Carlos Vergara School in Ciudad brought a knife and threatened to kill his classmates and teacher. Initially suspected to be a victim of bullying, this was later denied by the Dirección General de Escuelas (DGE). The incident prompted the school to call the police and inform parents. The DGE activated protocols and involved the DOAITE, an interdisciplinary team, to handle the situation. The student's mother cooperated with the investigation, and the school held a meeting with parents to provide information. The Government Escolar described the incident as fortuitous and stated that the child would not be sanctioned.

In the Flores Oeste neighborhood, approximately 90 families were left without lunch due to rain soaking the firewood used by a community dining room run by Juana Santos Mamani. Despite her efforts, the adverse weather conditions prevented her from serving the planned meal. The dining room, which operates from Juana's garage, relies on occasional food donations from Banco de Alimentos and Organización Evita, but has not received any donations this year due to high food costs. Juana, along with other community members, sells homemade products to fund their operations, highlighting the increasing demand for food assistance in the area.

Laureano Morales, an employee at a barbershop in Mendoza, was the victim of an unusual robbery attempt involving a toy gun. The would-be thief, after being discovered and beaten, claimed it was a joke. The incident, which occurred in broad daylight, left Morales in shock. The barbershop owner, Ramiro Bravo, shared the video on Instagram, revealing that the suspect is known for similar activities in the area.

A video showing a doctor being verbally attacked by a man while waiting to be tested at Hospital Scaravelli in Tunuyán went viral, causing outrage on social media. Rodolfo Guillén, Coordinator of Health of Valle de Uco, confirmed that the doctor is fine and chose not to press charges. The Ministry of Health of Mendoza highlighted the increasing violence against healthcare workers at testing and vaccination centers, urging the public to show respect and solidarity. Fernanda Sabadin, Health Coordinator of the Metropolitan South region, emphasized the need for support for healthcare workers.

Belén Giunta Panella, a 34-year-old from Mendoza, Argentina, has been selected to represent Argentina in the XII South American Games in Asunción, Paraguay, in October. Transitioning from a career in International Trade to programming during the pandemic, Belén's passion for technology and video games, particularly Winning Eleven (now eFootball), has led her to professional eSports. Despite the disparity between European and Latin American eSports infrastructure, Belén's involvement with Argentinos Juniors and her recent national team call-up underscore the growing recognition and professionalization of eSports in Argentina. The article also touches on the mental challenges and evolving societal perceptions of gaming.

A severe storm in Greater Mendoza caused significant damage to 174 schools, with 78 unable to hold classes. Patricio Cabral, Chief of Staff of the DGE, announced that affected schools will receive additional funds for repairs. Jorge Carrizo, Director of Community Services, reported severe damage in districts like San José, Belgrano, and Ciudad, with Villa Nueva being the hardest hit. The storm also led to the evacuation of the Municipal Building of Guaymallén and the rescue of 30 vehicles from flooded roads.

Eating well doesn't have to be expensive. This article presents five economical and delicious cod recipes perfect for New Year's Eve, ranging from traditional bolinho de bacalhau to innovative dishes like cod quiche and cod with spinach rice. The recipes are contributed by renowned chefs and restaurants, ensuring a delightful culinary experience without breaking the bank.

Food safety expert Juana Sepúlveda from the Asociación de Profesionales de la Bromatología de Cuyo (APBC) emphasizes the importance of hygiene in preventing infections like salmonella and shigella. She provides detailed preventive measures, including proper handling and storage of eggs and other foods, maintaining cleanliness of utensils, and ensuring safe water usage. Sepúlveda advises against washing eggs with fecal matter on the shell to avoid bacterial growth and stresses the importance of cooking meats thoroughly to eliminate pathogens. The article also addresses public concerns about the safety of consuming offal, reassuring that proper handling and cooking can prevent contamination.

During the end-of-year festivities, it is crucial to consume food and beverages responsibly to avoid accidents. The belief that sticking to one type of alcoholic drink reduces intoxication is debunked by Dr. Sergio Saracco, who explains that the concentration of alcohol in the bloodstream depends on the amount of alcohol consumed, not the type of drink. He also dispels myths about treating alcohol intoxication, emphasizing that the body's alcohol degradation rate is constant. Saracco supports the zero-alcohol driving law, highlighting the neurotoxic effects of alcohol and its impact on cognitive development, especially in young people. He also discusses the margin of error in breathalyzer tests and the rising trend of binge drinking among youth.

A young man named Axel shared an unexpected act of kindness on Twitter after being involved in a car accident. The man who hit him not only filed the necessary report but also returned with a mate to keep Axel company while they waited for the tow truck. The story, accompanied by a photo of the two sharing mate, gained significant attention on social media. The article also provides essential advice from the organization 'Luchemos por la vida' on how to act in the event of a serious traffic accident.

Pole dance is gaining popularity in Mendoza, offering physical, emotional, and mental benefits. Lucía, an experienced instructor, leads classes at Máquina del Arte, adapting routines to individual needs. Students, including professionals and artists, find the practice boosts self-esteem and provides a necessary escape from daily stress. Despite facing prejudices, the discipline is recommended for its positive impact on mental health and self-confidence. Historically rooted in India and China, pole dance has evolved into both a sport and an exotic art form. Classes are held multiple times a week, attracting a diverse group of participants.

Emilien Buffard, a French photographer residing in Argentina, has launched an inclusive sticker album titled 'Sport Friendly' to promote inclusive sports in Argentina. His project, which features over 500 athletes, aims to challenge sexist norms and discrimination in sports. Buffard criticizes the organization of major sports events in countries with poor human rights records, such as Qatar and China, and emphasizes the importance of spreading information to inspire social change. He also highlights the struggles faced by marginalized groups in accessing sports opportunities.

Around 5 AM on a Sunday, Pía López from Maipú observed and recorded a mysterious circular light in the sky, sparking widespread social media reactions. Similar sightings have been reported in Spain, Mexico, and England, with some attributing them to Elon Musk's projects. Gastón López suggested the lights might be related to Google's now-suspended Proyecto Loon, which aimed to provide internet via high-altitude balloons. Conspiracy theories also emerged, linking the phenomenon to China's recent creation of a holographic sun. The article explores the broader implications of these unexplained celestial events.

The economic impact of COVID-19 restrictions has severely affected various sectors, including entertainment. Renowned comedian Cacho Garay from Mendoza has been forced to sell his classic car to manage his debts. Despite rescheduling his tour, further restrictions have led to its cancellation, exacerbating his financial woes. Garay expressed his commitment to his country and work, acknowledging a judicial debt he aims to settle.

El Salvador's implementation of the Bitcoin Law in 2021 marked a significant economic, social, and political shift, with Luis Canessa playing a key role. Canessa, a Mendoza native and systems analyst, has been involved in innovative projects since the 1980s. He currently works for Athena Bitcoin, a company instrumental in El Salvador's Bitcoin adoption. The law has brought financial inclusion to many Salvadorans and reduced reliance on intermediaries for remittances. Despite skepticism from traditional financial institutions, cryptocurrencies are seen as a lasting and transformative financial tool. The article highlights the global impact of El Salvador's Bitcoin initiative and the growing influence of cryptocurrencies.

A recent Pilares event focused on the critical role of infrastructure in sustainable development, featuring discussions on connectivity, water resource management, and road planning. Key participants included political figures, academics, and industry experts who emphasized the importance of public works and media involvement in raising awareness. The event, supported by Telecom Argentina and other local organizations, highlighted the need for strategic infrastructure investments to drive economic and social progress in Mendoza.

Pablo Laterra, an Argentine engineer living in Peru, discusses the political and social turmoil in Peru, drawing parallels to Argentina's 2001 crisis. He highlights the economic stability of Peru despite the pandemic, the high COVID-19 death toll due to an expensive healthcare system, and the political instability marked by the imprisonment of recent presidents. The current president, Pedro Castillo, faces criticism for his lack of preparation and frequent ministerial changes. Recent protests, sparked by rising fuel prices and a controversial lockdown, have led to widespread unrest and calls for the resignation of both the president and the legislature. The situation is exacerbated by the historical use of the 'Figure of Vacancy' to remove presidents, leading to significant public discontent and large-scale protests.

Evangelina González, a 27-year-old from Mendoza, Argentina, has been traveling the world for nearly a decade using an electric skateboard. Currently based in Wiesbaden, Germany, she has visited numerous countries and aims to break Guinness World Records. Evangelina funds her travels by working as a community manager and for an NGO in Africa. She shares her adventures on social media, where she has a large following. Her travels are supported by brands like Bewatt and Unit 1. Evangelina is committed to environmental sustainability and plans to continue her journey, including a future trip to Patagonia.

Usted Señalemelo, a prominent band from Mendoza, Argentina, has released their new album 'Tripolar'. The album, consisting of thirteen tracks, showcases a blend of traditional rock influences and modern indie rock elements. The band expresses immense pride and gratitude towards their supporters and collaborators. 'Tripolar' is available on all major streaming platforms.

The sale of COVID-19 self-tests has begun in Mendoza, available initially at 'Farmacias del Centro' with six branches in the province. Distribution is expected to normalize soon across other provincial pharmacies. Mario Valestra, President of the Colegio Farmacéutico de Mendoza, and Juan Motta, coordinator of Farmacias del Centro, provided details on the availability, criteria for purchase, and usage instructions for the self-tests. The test, priced at $1650, can be purchased in-store or online, with home delivery options available. Users must report their results within 24 hours to contribute to epidemiological statistics.

Maintaining hygiene while preparing food is crucial to prevent infections like salmonella and shigella, which are caused by bacteria often found in contaminated food. Juana Sepúlveda, a food safety expert, emphasizes the importance of proper food handling, including washing hands, using separate utensils for raw and cooked foods, and ensuring thorough cooking. She also advises on the safe handling of eggs and offal, noting that proper cooking and hygiene can eliminate bacterial risks. The article highlights the increased awareness of food hygiene post-pandemic and provides practical tips to avoid foodborne illnesses.

Dylan Loan Flores, a three-year-old boy from Mendoza, Argentina, has inherited a deep passion for the Godoy Cruz football club from his grandmother Silvia and mother Brisa. Despite his young age, Dylan knows all the team songs and players, with a special fondness for Juan Espínola and Ruso Rodríguez. His enthusiasm for the club is evident as he attends every match, regardless of weather conditions, and even watches away games religiously at home. The family's dedication to Godoy Cruz is a significant part of their lives, with Dylan's love for the club being a source of joy and pride for his family.

Popular groups gathered near the Government House in Mendoza to protest against the provincial government, distributing over 10,000 kilos of fruits and vegetables. The protest, organized by various agricultural and social organizations, demanded urgent measures for small producers amid economic hardship. Guido Peña from CCC highlighted the need for policies to support impoverished sectors, criticizing both provincial and national governments for their handling of the situation. Myriam, a small vendor, shared her struggles, reflecting the broader economic crisis affecting many in Mendoza. The article also includes criticism of national political figures, including Cristina Kirchner and Mauricio Macri, for their perceived failures in addressing poverty.

Griselda and Fernando, a couple from Buenos Aires, adopted Carolina, a girl who longed for a family, after years of trying to conceive and undergoing invasive treatments. Their journey, which began in 2013, involved joining the organization 'Ser Familia por Adopción' and preparing for adoption. Carolina, who had faced past vulnerabilities, found a loving home with them. Their story is featured in the documentary 'El día que nos conocimos,' directed by Patricia Carrascal. The article also highlights the broader context of adoption in Argentina, noting the challenges faced by institutionalized children and the legal system's shortcomings.

Maxi Rodríguez, who retired from professional football last year, has chosen Mendoza for his vacation, sharing his experiences on social media. Fans expressed their admiration and gratitude for his career, particularly his time at Newell's Old Boys. Rodríguez and his former teammate Ignacio Scocco will continue playing football at Hughes Football Club in Santa Fe.

The Argentine Ministry of Health, led by Carla Vizzotti, urges the population to get COVID-19 booster shots, especially those over 50 or with comorbidities. Over 10 million in this age group have not received a booster in the last 6 months. Iris Aguilar, head of Mendoza's Immunization Department, emphasizes the importance of biannual doses for those over 50 and immunocompromised individuals. Mendoza has nearly 100 vaccination centers, offering Pfizer Bivariante and Moderna Bivariante vaccines. Despite a national increase in cases, hospital bed occupancy remains unaffected, attributed to the vaccination campaign. The World Health Organization continues to advocate for vaccination as the most effective tool against COVID-19, noting the emergence of new variants like EG.5 and BA2.86.

Gustavo Cerati's enduring legacy is celebrated on what would have been his 64th birthday with the release of two new music videos for his songs 'Amor Amarillo' and 'Bocanada.' These visualizers, designed by Nico Bernaudo, blend Cerati's captivating melodies with engaging animations. The article reflects on Cerati's meticulous nature and his significant contributions to music, both as a member of Soda Stereo and as a solo artist. It highlights key moments in his career, including the creation of his solo albums and the personal influences behind his music.

With the winter break approaching, families in Mendoza can enjoy various budget-friendly activities. Movie theaters like Cinépolis, Cinemark, and Cinemacenter offer promotions and affordable ticket prices. The Ministry of Culture is organizing free theater shows, and Dragon Bowling provides discounted rates with Los Andes Pass. Other activities include pool and tejo, making it possible to plan enjoyable outings without breaking the bank.

A recent earthquake in Mendoza highlighted Google's Android Earthquake Alerts System, which provides early warnings to help users stay safe. The system, which uses geolocation and accelerometers in Android devices, was presented in Mendoza shortly before the quake. Camila Domínguez from Android emphasized the importance of precise information during crises. The Instituto Nacional de Prevención Sísmica (Inpres) supports the system, noting its role in raising awareness and providing accurate data. The Emergency Location Service also enhances the ability to locate individuals during emergencies.

The return of passenger trains in Argentina has generated significant excitement, particularly for the route from Buenos Aires to Mendoza. The journey, which spans 24 stations and takes approximately 28 hours, was documented by the tiktoker @sthacosta. He highlighted the amenities of the train, including the camarote (sleeper cabin) and the scenic views. Despite the lack of Wi-Fi, the train offers power outlets and basic food options. The video has garnered over 1 million views, reflecting widespread interest in this travel option.

Émilien Buffard, a French photographer, writer, and translator living in Rosario, Argentina, uses his lens to highlight social causes. His work includes documenting the disappearance of Bolivia's Lake Poopó and the water issues in Latin America. Buffard's latest project, 'Sport Friendly: la cancha de la diversidad,' focuses on inclusive sports in Argentina, capturing athletes from various disciplines. His efforts aim to promote a new, inclusive identity in sports, reflecting broader societal values. The project will culminate in a photo exhibition and a book release.

The Pilares series' latest event in Mendoza, Argentina, focused on Digital Government, Artificial Intelligence, and Cybersecurity. The event featured national and international speakers and was live-streamed. Discussions included the digital transformation of the Mendoza Supreme Court, the role of digital government in public value creation, and the use of AI and cybersecurity in public services. Estonia's digital government success was highlighted, with its ambassador to Spain and Andorra detailing the country's digital advancements. The event was supported by Telecom Argentina and Lorenzo Automotores, among others.

The Pilares series' latest event in Mendoza, Argentina, focused on digital government, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity. The event featured national and international speakers and was hosted by journalists Cecilia Ranua and Pablo Philippens. Dalmiro Garay, President of the Supreme Court of Mendoza, discussed the digitalization of the justice system. The event also covered the transition from bureaucratic processes to citizen participation, with insights from experts Juan Gowland, Marisa Repetto, and Francisco Bravo. The role of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity in public services was analyzed by Bárbara Peñaloza, Gustavo Giorgetti, and Claudio Feijoo. Andres Rundu, the Estonian ambassador to Spain and Andorra, detailed Estonia's success as a digital government leader. The event was supported by Telecom Argentina and Lorenzo Automotores, among others.

The Anexo del Museo Municipal de Arte Moderno in Mendoza will host a photographic exhibition by French artist Emilien Buffard, focusing on diversity and inclusion through sports. The exhibition, titled 'Sport Friendly: the field of diversity,' features photographs and testimonies of 15 players and will be open from April 4 to April 21. Buffard, who has previously exhibited in Rosario and La Rioja, aims to challenge societal norms and promote critical thinking through his work. Despite facing homophobic comments on social media, he remains committed to advocating for social causes. Buffard also emphasizes the importance of political choices in supporting diversity and inclusion in Argentina.

Health specialists will convene on February 28, 2023, to discuss strategic health perspectives and technological advancements in Mendoza. The event, part of the 'Pilares for Sustainable Development' series, will feature discussions on the future of health in Mendoza, the accessibility and quality of the healthcare system, collaborative efforts, and digital transformation in health. Key participants include the Minister of Health of Mendoza, Ana María Nadal, and representatives from various health institutions and companies. The event aims to highlight the importance of technological innovations in improving healthcare quality and safety, supported by a proposed digital health law in Mendoza.

The fifth meeting of the 'Pilares para el desarrollo sustentable de la región' series, organized by Los Andes and supported by Telecom Argentina, focused on digital health in Mendoza. The event featured discussions on the strategic outlook of healthcare in the province, technological advancements, and the importance of digital transformation in healthcare. Key participants included healthcare professionals and government officials, who emphasized the need for sustainable healthcare policies and the role of digitalization in improving patient care. The event highlighted the collective responsibility towards healthcare and the necessity of continuous reforms to address systemic challenges.

Mendoza is experiencing a severe heat wave with temperatures reaching 40ºC, the longest in the province's history. Relief is expected by mid-next week, though another heat event may occur between Sunday and Tuesday. Expert Juan Rivera links the frequency and intensity of such heat waves to climate change, emphasizing the need for urgent action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The Servicio Meteorológico Nacional has issued red alerts for extreme temperatures across much of Argentina, advising increased water consumption and limited sun exposure. Defensa Civil and the Ministerio de Salud de la Nación provide safety and health recommendations to mitigate the heat's impact.

The Fundación Cullunche has publicly denounced the mistreatment of pack mules in the Aconcagua Provincial Park, presenting photographs showing the animals in poor conditions. The organization has filed a formal complaint with the Secretaría de Ambiente y Ordenamiento Territorial and the Dirección de Recursos Naturales Renovables. The government has initiated an investigation, with officials analyzing the images and gathering information from muleteers. The Fundación Cullunche claims that the mistreatment resumed after the termination of their animal welfare program in 2017. Government officials argue that the program continues under their oversight and that some images may be taken out of context.

In downtown Mendoza, a protest by volunteer firefighters was sparked by comments from the Deputy Minister of Environment, Sergio Federovisky, who stated that firefighters lack proper training for fighting forest fires. During the protest, volunteer firefighters paused their demonstration to save a man experiencing a medical emergency in a Rapipago. Juan Pablo Jofer, an instructor at the National Firefighters Academy and Provincial Coordinator of First Aid, provided life-saving CPR. The man was subsequently transferred to a private hospital. The incident highlights the ongoing training firefighters receive, including psychological aspects to handle life-or-death situations. Jofer, who is also the Chief of the Junín fire station, emphasized their role in stabilizing individuals rather than saving lives, attributing the latter to divine intervention.

Eating well doesn't have to be expensive, as demonstrated by a list of five economical codfish recipes perfect for year-end celebrations. The selection includes traditional and innovative dishes such as bolinho de bacalhau, bolinho de bacalhau with cheese, baked codfish with spinach rice, codfish quiche, and codfish bites. These recipes, contributed by renowned chefs and restaurants, promise to deliver delicious flavors without breaking the bank.

A group of friends from San Martín, Argentina, fulfilled their promise to walk 60 kilometers if the Argentine national football team won the World Cup. Following Argentina's victory in Qatar, they embarked on their journey to the Virgen del Challao. The group, consisting of Charly Barrozo, José Ignacio Barbagallo, Diego Barbagallo, Miguel Ceballos, and Franchesco La Cara, expressed immense joy and pride in their national team, particularly praising Lionel Messi, Lionel Scaloni, and Ángel Di María. The walk was not only a physical challenge but also a testament to their dedication and passion for their team.

The article presents a curated list of seven codfish recipes ideal for New Year's Eve dinner, ranging from traditional to innovative dishes. Each recipe is described with enthusiasm, highlighting unique combinations and flavors, and includes contributions from various renowned restaurants.

The article presents a curated list of seven codfish recipes ideal for New Year's Eve dinner, ranging from traditional dishes like Bacalhau à portuguesa to innovative combinations such as Bacalhau with giant couscous. Each recipe is sourced from renowned restaurants and offers a unique twist, ensuring a delightful culinary experience for various palates. The dishes are praised for their flavors, presentation, and the balance between tradition and innovation.

The article discusses the preparedness of buildings in Mendoza for strong earthquakes, referencing the significant 1985 earthquake and comparing it to a recent 5.4 magnitude tremor. Engineer Raúl Delle Donne from COPIG explains that while modern buildings adhere to seismic-resistant regulations, older constructions, especially those made of adobe, pose safety risks. He emphasizes the need for effective enforcement of building codes and warns against clandestine constructions. Additionally, Delle Donne highlights the importance of municipal regulations aligning with modern standards to ensure overall safety.

Fans of Justin Bieber in Mendoza, Argentina, are deeply disappointed after the artist canceled his scheduled shows in the country. Many fans, like Antonella, invested significant amounts of money and time in preparation for the event, only to face financial losses and unfulfilled expectations. The cancellation has led to widespread frustration among fans, who feel let down by both Bieber and his management team. The situation is further aggravated by the fact that the cancellation was known in advance but communicated to fans only a few days before the event.

Myriam, a 60-year-old field worker in Mendoza, Argentina, shares her struggles with economic hardship, highlighting the severe impact of inflation and lack of governmental support on her livelihood. She criticizes both local and national politicians, including Cristina Kirchner and Mauricio Macri, for their failure to address the needs of the poor. Her story reflects the broader crisis affecting many in the region, emphasizing the dire conditions and the urgent need for political action to support vulnerable populations.

A historic ruling by Judge Myriam Cataldi allows a baby to be registered with two fathers and one mother, setting a precedent in Argentina. The decision, which challenges Article 558 of the Civil Code, has sparked opposition from the Civil Registry, the Defender of Minors, and the Public Prosecutor's Office. The ruling is celebrated by a Mendoza throuple, Maira and Nazareno Fernández, and Eliana Cuchietti, who see it as a progressive step towards recognizing diverse family structures. The concept of coparenting, where adults share parenting responsibilities without a romantic relationship, is highlighted as a new family model.

Tomás Zelaya, a tattoo artist from Mendoza, Argentina, maintains a close bond with his daughter Lara, who lives in Switzerland, through creative means. Leveraging her love for Harry Potter, he surprised her with a personalized video featuring characters from the series, which brought her immense joy. Despite the physical distance, Tomás uses various methods to stay connected, supported by his partner Agostina and his family. His story highlights the emotional challenges and innovative ways of maintaining family ties across borders.

In Mendoza, a trend among teenagers celebrating their 15th birthday involves gathering at midnight for a 'tirada' with music, drinks, and food, but the use of fireworks is causing distress among neighbors. The noise, often mistaken for criminal activity, disrupts sleep and agitates pets. While the sale and use of fireworks are not completely banned in Mendoza, they are restricted to certain spaces, and many municipalities have ordinances against them. The Repriv, with subcomisario Octavio Canassa, is involved in controlling the use of fireworks, and penalties range from 16,000 to 56,000 pesos, especially for repeat offenders.

Seus, a well-known clothing store, is hosting a pre-winter clothing sale at Nave Cultural on Sunday, offering discounts up to 50% on items. The event will feature 50 vendors, giveaways, and music. Hugo Díaz, the owner, emphasizes affordable prices and quality, with outfits available for as low as $3,000 ARS. Part of the proceeds will go to local food banks, Rayito de Luz and Esperanza de los Niños. Díaz also discusses the challenges of inflation and taxes on the retail industry, while maintaining a focus on customer value.

A video went viral of a young woman claiming she was denied medication at a pharmacy despite having a prescription and identification, allegedly due to her appearance. The medication was later purchased by her father without issue. The incident sparked outrage on TikTok, with users suggesting the pharmacy should be reported. Juan Motta, a pharmacist and coordinator at Farmacias del Centro in Mendoza, commented on the lack of an official protocol for such situations and mentioned that certain drugs, like flunitrazepam (Rohypnol), are only dispensed to patients with social security or private insurance prescriptions to prevent misuse by individuals with addictions.

Tamara Dayana López, a young mother of two, recently employed at Arístides Villanueva School, tragically died in a car accident in El Challao. The accident also claimed the life of her friend Pablo Navarro Bermejo, while Andrea Soledad Morales survived. The school community is deeply affected, remembering Tamara as hardworking and dedicated. Concerns arise over the continuation of medical treatments for her children, as they may lose their health coverage. The school and Tamara's family are seeking government assistance to ensure the children's medical needs are met. The school is in mourning, with classes suspended and support being provided to the family.

Mendoza has crowned Natasha Sánchez as the National Queen and Giuliana Pilot as the Vice Queen during a dreamy night at the Frank Romero Day, followed by a classic serenade by the Mendoza Police Band in downtown Mendoza. The event, which has a 20-year history, aims to bring the Vendimia queens closer to the people of Mendoza. Local authorities, including mayors Florencia Destéfanis and Matías Stevanato, as well as the new Minister of Culture, Nora Vicario, were present. The queens were celebrated with music and tradition, and the National Queen called for recognition of the vineyard workers who make the Vendimia possible.

The article discusses the guidelines set by the Ministry of Health, Social Development and Sports in Mendoza, Argentina, for employees returning to work after recovering from COVID-19. It outlines the isolation periods based on vaccination status and the severity of the illness. Vaccinated individuals with a booster shot are advised to isolate for 7 days, followed by 3 days of special precautions, while unvaccinated or partially vaccinated individuals should isolate for 10 days. The Government of Mendoza provides additional recommendations for asymptomatic close contacts, emphasizing preventive measures and monitoring symptoms.

Bianca Fazio, a 25-year-old entrepreneur with a degree in Administration from Mendoza, has created a sustainable clothing brand named 'Kali: indumentaria sin par'. The brand transforms customers' unused denim garments into unique, custom-made jackets, sweatshirts, vests, and aprons. Fazio combines her academic knowledge with a passion for sewing, promoting sustainability and conscious consumption in the fashion industry. She offers discounts to customers who bring in three pairs of jeans, encouraging sustainable practices. Fazio's brand is gaining popularity on social media.

A family in Maipú, Mendoza, Argentina, experienced a violent robbery at their home on 25 de Mayo street. The incident occurred when the father left to buy pizza, leaving the mother and her one-year-old baby at home. Three thieves entered the house, tied the mother's legs, and demanded money, threatening to kill her husband upon his return. They tortured her, temporarily suffocated her with a bag, and hit her on the head, possibly with a gun. The ordeal lasted about 20 minutes, ending when the husband arrived. The room was left in disarray, and the mother was injured. The neighborhood has seen a rise in insecurity, with similar incidents reported, and residents are calling for increased security.

Sergio 'Kun' Agüero, aged 33, has retired from professional football due to a malignant cardiac arrhythmia, as announced in a press conference at Camp Nou. Cardiologist Néstor López explains that malignant arrhythmias can lead to cardiac arrest and death if untreated, and discusses various treatment and preventive measures. Agüero expressed gratitude to his former clubs, including Independiente, Atlético de Madrid, Manchester City, and Barcelona, for their support throughout his career.

Sergio 'Kun' Agüero, the Argentine footballer, announced his retirement due to a malignant cardiac arrhythmia. Cardiologist Néstor López explains that this condition disrupts the heart's rhythm and can lead to cardiac arrest if untreated. Treatment varies from monitoring to medication, invasive procedures, or implantable devices. Preventive measures include a healthy diet, regular exercise, quitting smoking, and good sleep. Agüero expressed gratitude to his former clubs, including Independiente, Atlético de Madrid, Manchester City, and Barcelona, during an emotional press conference at Camp Nou.

Pablo Imhoff, a famous YouTuber known for his travels, recently visited Agua del Toro, a ghost town in Mendoza, Argentina. The town, originally built for workers of the Agua del Toro Hydroelectric Dam, was abandoned after the dam's completion. Imhoff highlighted the town's potential for tourism, noting its natural beauty and opportunities for activities like fishing and adventure tourism. Despite its abandonment, the dam remains operational, and the town's only resident, Alfredo, continues to maintain the area.

Alejandro Martínez, known for dressing as Batman to bring joy to children, was a victim and witness of a significant robbery at Anello Motors, a car dealership in Godoy Cruz. The dealership had collected donations for a snack bar in Las Heras, which Alejandro helped deliver. Upon returning, they found the agency being robbed, resulting in the theft of their cell phones and money. In 2017, Alejandro had also been a victim of theft when his bicycle was stolen. He is recognized for visiting children in hospitals across Mendoza, dressed as superheroes from Star Wars, Marvel, and DC.

The article commemorates the seventh anniversary of Gustavo Cerati's death, highlighting the enigmatic and artistic depth of his album 'Fuerza Natural'. Released 12 years ago, the album is celebrated for its psychedelic and mystical elements, with lyrics that explore natural forces and human connection to the universe. Cerati's work is praised for its musical quality and profound meanings, offering a final artistic journey to his fans worldwide.

May 3rd is celebrated as Milanesa Day in Argentina, a tradition since 2012 initiated by fans of the dish. The milanesa's origins are debated, with connections to 19th-century migrations and potential roots in Italy or Austria. The Italian city of Milan declared it an official heritage dish in 2008. The milanesa a la napolitana, however, is an Argentine invention from the 1950s. Chef Nicolás Estalles from Mendoza shares tips for making the perfect milanesa, including using a good cut of meat, marinating it with eggs, milk, garlic, parsley, and spices, and cooking options of frying or baking.