De Raíz #130: Justicia Autónoma Zapatista; violencia de género en contextos de emergencias humanitarias y Coretres

Bienvenidxs un día más a De Raíz, este artefacto radiofónico que busca una transformación social ……..de raíz, o lo que es lo mismo radical. Comenzamos el programa con una nueva entrega del espacio que compartimos con Laura para hablar de violencia de género y fórmulas de intervención en contextos de emergencia humanitaria. Y hoy hablamos sobre algunos de los estereotipos y creencias que rodean este campo. Continuamos con nuestro espacio Jurinova. Donde seguimos investigando sobre otras formas de hacer justicia en otras culturas y territorios, en esta edición nos acercamos a las fórmulas que han desarrollado la gente de las comunidades zapatistas. Hablamos con Arturo Landeros del Colectivo La Adhesiva sobre justicia autónoma zapatista. La música en esta ocasión viene de la mano de Noe del proyecto Coretres. ★ THE LINDA LINDAS – Oh! del álbum Growing Up (2022) ★ DALEKO – Vegan Bike Punks de su maqueta de 2011 ★ ADELIT@S – Por Los Niños del álbum No Hay Descanso (2011)

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