As Jill is officially on her well earned vacation I thought I would introduce myself as this week’s guest blogger. I most recently guest-blogged back in December while living in Tanzania and interning for a legal NGO there. I left Africa at the end of December and am currently living in Buenos Aires, working on a research project that examines women’s health and reproductive rights in Argentina. I am very excited to be back and am looking forward to some interesting discussions this week!
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I’m excited to hear what you have to say. My family is from Chile, which, as I’m sure you know, was the last country in the Western hemisphere to legalize divorce. And even now, the process is lengthy and difficult. (My cousin is getting a divorce in Chile and she says it’s bureaucratic hell.) I don’t know exactly what the law is in Argentina, but it can’t be much better.