Memoria y poder en clave territorial: desafíos democráticos en América Latina

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En el marco de la Feria del Libro de los Derechos Humanos – Memoria en Letras y el Festival de la Memoria, nos encontramos para pensar la memoria como una herramienta política activa frente a los desafíos democráticos que atraviesa nuestra región.Referentes de distintos países pusieron en diálogo experiencias, luchas y territorios:Luyara Franco (Brasil), Nacho Levy (Argentina), Federico Mastrogiovanni (México) y Fabiola Rodríguez Salazar (Colombia).Con la moderación de Javier Pineda (Chile) y los saludos de Claudia Poblete (Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo) y Torge Löding (Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo).Este panel forma parte de una agenda más amplia impulsada por la Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo, junto a movimientos populares y organismos de derechos humanos, que durante varios días llenó de contenido político, cultural y colectivo el camino hacia el 24 de marzo.Porque la memoria no es pasado: es presente y es herramienta de lucha.Porque la memoria es colectiva, territorial y organizada.Para siempre: Nunca Más.

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