“…In the second paper, Luisa Domínguez, coordinator of the University Program in Prison of the FFyH-UNC, makes a review of the Discussion: Argentine Universities in contexts of deprivation of liberty. …”
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“…Nevertheless, and although it may be paradoxical, the Argentine State, in the midst of the neoliberal boom and with the constitutional reform of 1994, recognizes some specific rights of indigenous peoples (Article 75, paragraph 17) and proclaims itself a multicultural State, while at the same time assuming "the obligation to repair the damage caused to the original peoples. …”
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