Memorias Colectivas

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En el marco del ciclo "Democracia en tiempos de crisis. Soberanía en tiempos de oportunidad", se desarrolló una jornada dedicada a las Memorias Colectivas y Justicias Feministas. Este evento, organizado por la Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo, la Casa Bertolt Brecht, SERPAJ Uruguay y AUTE, reunió a diversas organizaciones y referentes sociales, políticos e intelectuales de Uruguay para analizar el momento actual, reflexionar sobre el modelo extractivista, el papel de lo público, y explorar alternativas democratizadoras. La mesa de diálogo político del jueves 23 de mayo se centró en dos ejes temáticos principales: la reivindicación de la memoria colectiva sobre el pasado reciente y las claves feministas para abordar el conflicto social fuera del marco punitivo. Nos preguntamos:¿Qué importancia tiene la memoria colectiva frente a los empujes regresivos que están existiendo? Mesa de Diálogo: Memorias Colectivas

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