Programa #67: #LuchemosxelPoli Onega + Agitando BA + Jornadas Degenerando Buenos Aires

Combatimos el frío y los tarifazos con nuestro kerosene espiritual de cada semana. Recibimos a Gonzalo Gambetta de #Luchemosxelpoli para discutir el proceso privatizador del PRO en los polideportivos públicos de la Ciudad. Además, charlamos con Gigi Krein de Agitando BA sobre la bicicleteada del próximo sábado en defensa de los espacios públicos y la demanda por una solución a la crisis habitacional en el Sur de la ciudad. Como si fuera poco, charlamos con Sandra Aguilar sobre las jornadas Degenerando Buenos Aires que se llevan adelante en la UBA problematizando la construcción de conocimiento desde una perspectiva de géneros. Además #Rock, #RifleSanitario y la intolerancia que nos caracteriza.

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