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¿Qué papel tiene el arte en las disputas políticas hoy?

from Radio Rosa · host Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo Cono Sur

El viernes 24 de mayo de 2024 se llevó a cabo la última mesa del ciclo de diálogos políticos “Democracia en tiempos de crisis. Soberanía en tiempos de oportunidad” en Montevideo organizado por la Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo Cono Sur, la Casa Bertolt Brecht, SERPAJ Uruguay y AUTE. La jornada final coincidió con la celebración del 60° aniversario de la Casa Bertolt Brecht, un espacio emblemático para el arte y la cultura en Uruguay. La última mesa del viernes, titulada «Arte y cooperación para cambiar el mundo», se centró en el papel del arte en las disputas políticas actuales y su poder transformador a nivel social y político. La discusión giró en torno a la pregunta clave: ¿Cuál es el poder transformador del arte a nivel político y social? Participan: Lilian Toledo, PoetaDiana Veneziano, Actriz, directora de teatro y docenteFernando Parodi, Director de teatroModera: Casa Bertolt Brecht

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