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Argentine influence in the transition to democracy in Chile during the government of Raúl Alfonsín (1983-1989) por Cortés Díaz, Milton Andrés

“…We also explore the lecture than the Chilean actors made about the Argentinian transitions, especially the lections they learned about the relations with the military, human rights and economic reforms.…”
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Circulation and Conflict Among Artisans in the Late Colonial Kingdom of Chile (1763-1808): Crimes, Workplace Violence, and Banishment por Tari Muñoz, Gerardo Eliecer

“…The article examined judicial records using a qualitative approach, this allowed us to reconstruct these individuals’ trajectories. …”
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The Political Police of Radical Governments: The Investigation Service Between the Popular Front and the Law for the Permanent Defense of Democracy, 1938-1948 por Plaza Armijo, Camilo Andrés

“…We suggest that, although these years are considered for their progress in social reforms, they also witnessed important advances for the political police, which continued to shape a repressive apparatus that was key to the existence and integrity of the State and internal order.…”
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Indigenous Mobilities Under Colonial Domination. An Approach Based on Notarial Protocols. (Cordoba, 1573-1600) por González Navarro, Constanza María, Marschoff, Maria

“…This paper proposes to discuss the usefulness of notary protocol records as a serial source to address the study of displacements, migrations, and mobilities at different scales (social, spatial, and temporal) by groups registered as Indians in Córdoba during the last quarter of the sixteenth century. …”
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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) por 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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Reflections on ethnography and the violation of human rights in indigenous contexts por Antona Bustos, Jesús

“…The ethnographic material comes from several seasons of fieldwork in Araucanía in which a series of cases that occurred in Mapuche communities during the military dictatorship were recorded, as well as from participant observation with Mapuche and non-Mapuche human rights organizations in relation whit processes to justice and reparation. …”
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