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Effects of the pandemic on daily life and migrant habitation, views from the case of the Coquimbo Region, Chile. by Jorquera Álvarez, Mario Alejandro, Stegman Zúñiga, Kyra Polyana, Villafaña Henríquez, Anneleé Elizabeth

“…This article, based on the results obtained in the framework of the regional study "Migratory Situation in the Coquimbo Region, in the context of the Pandemic", seeks to understand the effects related to labor precariousness and, consequently, the growing difficulty for migrants to access housing in a highly exclusionary housing market, In the face of which alternatives arise as subsistence mechanisms within an informal housing market that means living in highly densified spaces and in overcrowded conditions, or the arrival to self-construction territories such as "land seizures" and "housing camps".…”
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Colonialism, Politics and Community: from the First Mapuche National Congress to the National Condederation of Mapuche Regional Associations (Gulumapu, 1968-1970) by Navarrete Vergara, Jaime

“…The hypothesis that guides this article maintains that towards the end of the sixties a sector of the Mapuche leadership defined a clear policy towards the Chilean State, specifying the structural characteristics of colonialism and, proposing clear alternatives to the policy of division of the communities. …”
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Synergies between special interest tourism and production systems based on traditional and intercultural knowledge by Aravena Paillalef, Gustavo, Barchiesi Ferrari, Claudia

“…In the context of peasant economies, which develop in geographic sectors where their ecosystems are fragile from the productive point of view, due to soil limitations, topography, climatic conditions such as cold, rain and snow, it is not easy to identify alternatives for sustainable economic development that allows to overcome subsistence situations. …”
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The young communists of Chile: From the post-Ibáñez dictatorship to the First National Congress (1931-1940) by Vargas Gallinato, Franco Andrés Ignacio

“…This process was marked disputes over alternatives to the crisis of the oligarchic order, the formation of the Popular Front and the complex processes of unity of social mobilization. …”
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