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The return of the political
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The color of energy.
Decolonization must occur in the spheres of power knowledge and being.
The first time I heard the words “reparation” and “restitution” together was back in the 1990s when the Chilean state sought a “legal”, clean, and conflict-free solution to the grave impacts of crimes against humanity committed during the civilian-military dictatorship. The methods used neither repaired, nor - even less
Chapter 3: workers´ summer
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