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OTREDADES AL PODER: ‘CHILENIZACIÓN’ DE ÁRABES Y JUDÍOS POLÍTICOS Y SUS SUBJETIVIDADES DE CLASE (1930-1970) by Stern, Claudia

“…What was the scope of the ‘Chileanization’ in the political agency of the Arabs-Chileans and Jews-Chileans? …”
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CHILE ENTRE EL PROTAGONISMO PRODUCTIVO DE PIELES DE GANADOS MENORES Y EL REZAGO COMERCIAL COMPETITIVO REGIONAL. ANÁLISIS A PARTIR DE UNA RED MERCANTIL LOCAL/REGIONAL (FINALES DEL S... by Soler, Consuelo

“…In synthesis, there are argued the factors that explain where and why the famous cordovans, shepskin and pellones Chileans.left his interregional exports behind…”
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Actions of the First Lady Rosa Markmann Regarding the “Miracle Drug”. Solutions to the Scourge of Tuberculosis Outside of Institutional Public Policy in Chile in the Early 1950´s by Moran Tello, María Cecilia

“…In 1952, the Chilean First Lady Rosa Markmann received as a donation from two international laboratories, a significant quantity of drugs to treat tuberculosis, being Ditubin (hydrazide of isonicotinic acid or isoniazid) a drug of recent manufacture and tests, a light of hope for Chilean patients, so much so that the patients requested it calling it a “miracle drug”. …”
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Indicadores de precariedad laboral en temporeros/as agrícolas: una mirada actualizada bajo el enfoque de género y migración. by Caro, Pamela, Margarit, Daisy, Cárdenas, María Elvira

“…The profile results showed an increase and consolidation of the feminization of seasonal agricultural labor, particularly in the fruit sector; a relevant increase in the foreignization of the salaried worker population of the branch, with a preeminence of Haitian and Venezuelan population; a slight increase in the average age of seasonal worker women; and with more urban residence characteristics, for both, migrants and chileans. The precariousness indicators results showed unequal access to employment stability by sex, since women mostly have access to seasonal jobs, unlike men, just as it was a decade ago; less protection due to a greater informality in the agricultural seasonal worker population compared to the total salaried population of the country, being more prominent in migrants; which could be associated for agricultural seasonal workers, but even more so for those who are migrants, to a greater relationship with intermediaries; greater lack of social security protection of seasonal workers in relation to the total labor force; almost no union membership, which shows a structural barrier in terms of labor rights protection; and higher income poverty rates in the industry, confirming that having a job does not guarantee a way out of poverty, a situation that is more acute for the migrant agricultural seasonal workers population by 2020. …”
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BAJO EL SOL DE CUBA: INFLUENCIAS DE LA REVOLUCIÓN CUBANA EN LOS ORIGENES DE LA NUEVA IZQUIERDA REVOLUCIONARIA CHILENA (1959 – 1964) by Álvarez Vergara, Marco Antonio

“…  Keywords: Cuban Revolution, new Chilean revolutionary left, armed struggle, socialist revolution. …”
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LA CONSTRUCCIÓN NACIONAL DURANTE EL FRENTE POPULAR CHILENO: ENTRE NOVEDAD Y CONTINUIDAD HISTÓRICA. 1938-1941 by Silva A., Bárbara

“…In that articulation, we can observe the relevance of national unity as an ideal, looking for the nation’s cohesion, and also the use of order and Chilean exceptionality as a value. Thus, this research proposes focusing on the fissures and contradictions of national  representations, from a historical juncture of the Chilean twentieth century.…”
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EN DIRECCIONES OPUESTAS: LA ACCIÓN DE LOBBYING Y DE DIFUSIÓN DE LA EMBAJADA DE CHILE EN LA ESPAÑA DE FELIPE GONZÁLEZ (1983-1988) by Santoni, Alessandro, Elgueta, Raúl, Sáez, Luciano

“…ABSTRACT This article analyzes the activities that the Chilean Embassy in Spain carried out between 1983 and 1988, to confront the “anti-Chilean campaign” in the Iberian country. …”
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