Photographers in Uruguay

Argentinian cartoonist Maitena Burundarena presents the book 'The Worst of Maitena' in Uruguay

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Argentinian cartoonist Maitena Burundarena presented her latest book 'Lo peor de Maitena' in Uruguay, a compilation of her comics published in adult magazines 30 years ago, featuring women as subjects of desire. The book offers a female perspective on sex and retains its humor and charm from the time of its original publication in the late '80s and early '90s. Maitena, who lived in Uruguay for over a decade, discussed her career at the Montevideo Comics convention. She is known for drawing 'real women' and addressing universal issues. Maitena transitioned from cartoonist to novelist about ten years ago, with her first novel 'Rumble' released in 2011. An exhibition 'Maitena. Behind the Comic Strip' is also available for fans to explore her creative process.

Goodbye, Idomeni

The Greek government has dismantled the informal Idomeni refugee camp, one of the largest in Greece, following the closure of the border with the Republic of Macedonia on March 9. Greek Migration Minister Yanis Muzalas announced plans to evacuate other refugee camps by mid-June and relocate 10,000 to 15,000 refugees to other European countries. The camp had become a symbol of refugee misery in Europe, with inhabitants living in dire conditions. The recent evacuation was mostly peaceful, with refugees given the choice to move to new camps near Thessaloniki or leave on their own. However, concerns about the conditions in the new camps and the future of the refugees remain.