Lo público sobre lo privado y lo colectivo sobre lo individual

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En el marco del ciclo de diálogo político “Democracia en tiempos de crisis. Soberanía en tiempos de oportunidad”, el martes 22 de mayo se llevó a cabo la jornada «El Estado y lo común: política para el 99%» y la mesa de debate titulada «Lo público sobre lo privado y lo colectivo sobre lo individual» en el Espacio Cultural Recreo de Montevideo. El evento, moderado por Torge Löding, Director de la Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo Cono Sur, reunió a destacados profesionales y activistas para discutir la importancia de lo colectivo y lo público en la sociedad actual y se preguntó: «¿Cuál es la relevancia de que lo público y lo colectivo esté por sobre lo privado y lo individual para generar transformaciones políticas y culturales?»

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