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The article reports on the documents found by the Argentinian government that link to the country's military dictatorship frrom 1976-1983 and the persecution of intellectual figures in the country including folk singer Mercedes Sosa.

Reports that former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has raised no protest against human rights violations. Analysis of the document from U.S. government archives; Complaints of foreign minister of Argentina Augusto Guzzetti on the problem of terrorism; Assessment of human rights violations in Argentina.

The article reports on the criminal charges filed by the Argentine government against executives of newspaper firms Grupo Clarín SA and La Nación SA in connection with alleged human rights violations during the purchase of Papel Prensa SA, a newsprint paper company.

The author discusses the emergence of the involvement of Jewish communities of Israel and Iran on the battlefields of Washington and Buenos Aires, Argentina which starts with the worst terror attack in Argentinian history, the 1994 bombing of the Asociacion Mutual Israelita Argentina (AMIA).

The article offers information on shortage of tampons in Argentina. Topics discussed include unavailability of the feminine hygiene product at pharmacies across the country, internal logistical problems at healthcare companies like Johnson & Johnson as well as Kimberly Clark Corp. to cause the shortage according to Argentina's economy ministry and post by economist Miguel Braun for the same.

The article offers information on the work of an artist Monica Camin. It informs about a one-woman exhibition event where several work of Camin were presented which included an oil canvas Passport, The Prayer, an image of artist's grandmother and a painting The Siblings. The article also presents information on Camin's parents who immigrated from Buenos Aires, Argentina along with artist's work that depicted sadness with pride and hope.

Informs of the hopes of Argentina and other developing countries that the World Trade Organization will focus on farm products during its 1999 summit.

Reports on the possibility that Argentina could adopt the American dollar as its national currency. The amount in American dollars that is circulating around the world as of January 1999; Announcement made by Pedro Pou, president of the Central Bank of Argentina; How the Argentinian peso is tied to the dollar; The advantage the United States would experience if Argentina did adopt the dollar.

Presents a letter highlighting the case of five-year-old Daniela Wilner, whose parents divorced and fought an international legal battle in Argentina regarding where and with whom she should live. Court ruling; Challenge to the ruling by the country's leaders.