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Devenir emprendedora. Anversos y reversos de las experiencias de emprendimiento y trabajo de cuidados en mujeres de Valparaíso. by Utreras Tapia, Mirla

“…To this end, a qualitative methodological approach is used, as well as semi-structured interviews with women entrepreneurs participating in a government program, executed by an NGO in the city of Valparaiso (Chile), as a data collection technique. …”
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¿De quién es la culpa? Reflexiones en torno al malestar del sujeto neoliberal durante la pandemia del Covid-19 en Chile y sus implicancias para el trabajo clínico psicoanalítico by Revuelto, Luis Felipe, Ulloa, Diego

“…The processes of subjectivation involve a certain form of government that conceives citizens as free people and responsible for administrating and succeeding (or not) in their lives. …”
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Local Memory of a Diplomatic Incident Prior to the War of the Pacific. The Case of Chilean Journalist Manuel Castro Ramos' Death (1874-1876) by González Miranda, Sergio, Ovando Santana, Cristian, González Pizarro, Sergio

“…However, from a historiographical analysis of primary and secondary sources, it has been possible to reveal other records of the "Castro Ramos case", demonstrating that it was closely related to the internal politics of Peru during the government of Manuel Pardo, especially with the Tarapaca resistance to his policies on the saltpeter industry.…”
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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

“…This article analyzes Mapuche political participation during the last years of the government of Eduardo Frei Montalva (1968-1970). It describes, first of all, the fundamental factors of the so-called indigenous problem. …”
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Excepción, infancia y revuelta by Díaz Letelier, Gonzalo

“…  Keywords: Childhood, politics, hilemorphism, sovereignty, government.  …”
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Refuge of Jews between Arturo Alessandri and Pedro Aguirre Cerda. Institutionality, Conjunctures and Political Actors (1938-1941) by Palomera, Adriana, Duhalde, Byron

“…Through Historical Institutionalism and the analysisof documentary sources, it is shown that the open doors policy of the Popular Front came to an abrupt halt and ended up reinforcing the restriction on Jewish immigration, as had happened during the government of Arturo Alessandri Palma.…”
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‘Here we will not obey anything that means betrayal’. Alicia Eguren and other possible futures for revolutionary Peronism (1971-1973) by Caruso, Valeria

“…We also reconstruct and analyze her political perspectives in the context of the 'Great National Accord', her expectations of Perón’s return after seventeen years of exile, and her positions on the third Peronist government. The research is based on the study of her correspondence with various personalities of the Peronist movement and her interventions in the political press.…”
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EL ESTADO Y LA ENSEÑANZA DURANTE EL PERONISMO: PRIMERAS ACCIONES EN TORNO A LA ORIENTACIÓN AGROINDUSTRIAL EN EL DEPARTAMENTO DE SAN RAFAEL (MENDOZA-ARGENTINA) ENTRE 1947-1951 by Hirschegger, Ivana

“…ABSTRACT During the Peronist government, education, practical considerations related to rural work assumed an important role, providing a tool for social purposes  to improve the living standards of workers achieve the roots of the population in the countryside and increase production. …”
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Registro de Vida: Santuario y Subjetividades de los Migrantes Venezolanos en la Frontera Colombiana by Ruiz Mirabal, Yenibel

“…In August 2015, the Venezuelan government closed the Colombian border, causing a disruption in the exchange of goods, services, and the free movement of people. …”
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Spatialization, displacement, integration of syrian refugees in the brazilian reality by Silva, Suzy Cristina Pedroza da, Pereira, Cloves Farias, Cascaes, Sthephany Farias

“…However, the integration of syrians in the Brazilian society is fulfilled mainly by committed government agencies and ONGs to insert all these people in the job market and in the healthcare and education services, but one of the main difficulties is the learning of the portuguese language.…”
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