Immortality as freedom. A cinematographic contrast by Rodríguez Lanuza, Luis Fernando

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Freedom of teaching? Attacked against freedom of conscience? Parliamentary discussions on the use of Brother Damasceno's manuals in the secular classrooms of Uruguay in the first h... by Brandón García, Yanelin

“…The juridical separation of Church and State was enshrined in the Constitution of 1919 in Uruguay, but the freedom of teaching was debated in the political cast due to the growth of schools and works of religious instruction. …”
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INTELLECTUALS AND REVOLUTION. CORTÁZAR: A POETICS FOR POLITICS by Demarchi, Rogelio

“…Julio Cortázar, on the other hand, not only maintained his adhesion to the socialist project and claimed the freedom and autonomy of the intellectuals, but also wanted to be the Guevara of letters and proposed a poetics for politics: socialism could only be —from his perspective— if it knew how to be poetry. …”
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Multiplication, An Outbreak of The Body : The Relationship Between Cinema and Politics in Foucault’s thought by Colautti, Lautaro

“…We will seek to demonstrate how this conception of cinema is related to the understanding of politics through the notions of resistance and politics of freedom.…”
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RE(CREATION) OF THE OUTSIDE WORLD IN THE ARGENTINIAN PENITENTIARY POETRY (1976-1983) by Guillard, Amandine

“…This article tries to make people know about a part of the penitentiary poetry written by political prisoners in the prisons of the last Argentinean dictatorship, between 1976 and 1983. …”
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Association Agreement of the European Union and Central America: Alliance between historical friendly regions by Rodríguez Chaves, Alonso

“…Consummated, displayed significant relationships that encourage potential areas of cooperation related to the defense of the core values of freedom, democracy, human rights, rule of law, among others. …”
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Science, technique and ideology in the 21st century: between the weakness of democratic public opinion and the power of the new forces of destruction by Ipar, Ezequiel

“…Against that image that presents the 21st century societies as reflexive-knowledge societies (Beck, Giddens y Lash, 1997), where we would have begun to enjoy a reflective and democratic control of the effects the science and technology, we witness now the reappearance of the old dilemmas of Habermas's diagnosis referred to the ideological function of science and technology. Both the political dilemma, which encompasses the tragic dislocation of science between freedom and subjection for the subject, and the theoretical dilemma, in which science oscillates between the opening and closing of the cultural world, create a series of problems that continue to demand to us a theoretical and practical research. …”
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Argentine Exiles and the Struggles for Justice (1976-1981) by Jensen, Silvina

“…The work supports that in the conjuncture delimited by the approval of the dictatorial laws on "missing persons" (September, 1979), the publication of the report of the visit to the Argentina of the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights of the Organization of American States (April, 1980) and the political alternatives that surroundedcommemoration of the 5th anniversary of the coup d'état (March 24, 1981), the exiles began to glimpse to the justice (national or international) as a horizon - diffuse but credibly - in that to look for punishment for the perpetrators of crimes against the life, the freedom and the integrity of the argentinians and especially for those responsible for most abject crime of the terrorist State: the enforced disappearance of persons.…”
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REPUBLICAN EVALUATION OF THE ARGENTINIAN LAW REGARDING AUDIOVISUAL COMUNICATION SERVICES by Berrotaran, Alejandro

“…This article evaluates the Argentine legislation on audiovisual media services based on republican political theory. The approach focused on two federal-level regulations: the Audiovisual Communication Services Law (Law 26.522) and Decree 267/2015. …”
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THE UNION BUREAUCRACY IN THE FIRST RUSSIAN REVOLUTION: FROM THE ZUBATOV’S POLICE UNION TO THE GAPON ASSEMBLY by Mignon, Carlos, Gaido, Daniel

“…The emergence and consolidation within the working class of a social stratum —the trade union bureaucracy— which, although it may originate in that class, eventually acquires privileges and interests that lead it to defend positions contrary to the political independence of the workers, disarticulating them politically and subordinating them to the bourgeois state, is a universal phenomenon of capitalism. …”
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Breathing Dignity. Women, Mother Earth, native peoples and organization by Luna, Diana Itzu

“…We are in the current moment of global systemic collapse. We try to rethink politics as vital energy and sensitive matter of re-existence for the elaboration of other ways of being, in relationship and action, in care/protection of the Tseltal Mayan philosophy of the Iche'el ta muk' and the lekil kuxlejal (the greatness of the other for a dignified life). …”
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