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2025
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2036-0967
Martinelli, Stefano
Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
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This article examines, through a comparison of Voz Operária, Opción, and Unidad y Lucha, the relationship that the Brazilian Communist Party, the Workers’ Socialist Party of Argentina, and the Socialist Party of Chile established with national universities within their opposition strategies to respective civil-military dictatorships (1964–1990). The universities, restructured by authoritarian regimes, were conceived as strategic spaces of contestation and key actors in democratic transition processes.
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2025
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2036-0967
Angelini, Clio
Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
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The article investigates the cultural solidarity between the italian anti-colonialist movements and the African Countries with Portuguese Official Language (PALOP) through Amílcar Cabral and Joyce Lussu, to integrate the interconnections’ map during the african liberation processes (1961-1974). This paper intertwines Cabral and Lussu biographies and it probes the pivotal elements of their thinking: culture, language and poetry in the liberation struggle to demonstrate a correspondence with the themes examined during the Second Congress of Black Writers and Artists in 1959.
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2025
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2036-0967
Rodríguez-Blanco, Sergio; Santiago-Hernández , Violeta
Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
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This article offers a critical reading of the topophobic representation of enforced disappearance and femicide in Mexico through Sara Ahmed’s affective turn. Focusing on the art installation ¡Visite Ciudad Juárez! by Ambra Polidori and the journalistic report Los desaparecidos by Nolen and Márquez, it argues that emotions such as fear, pain, and disgust function as social technologies that shape bodies and territories. The study examines the ethical limits of representing suffering and proposes indignation as a potential site of political resistance.
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2025
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2036-0967
Giugliano, Marcello
Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
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This study analyzes the use of the ethnonyms ‘Catalan’ and ‘Spanish’ in the Catalan and Spanish press before and after the October 1, 2017 referendum. Based on a journalistic corpus, it examines their role in identity construction, their semantic prosody, and discursive and ideological contexts. The findings show that these terms are not used in a stereotypical manner and that the notion of a ‘collective voice’ is a manipulable discursive construction, mediated by journalistic narratives that can exert forms of silencing.
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2025
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2036-0967
Fraccadori, Dafne
Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
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Año:
2025
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2036-0967
Fotia, Laura
Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
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The scholarly debate on memory policies in Central America has evolved significantly, emphasizing their critical role in contemporary political agendas. This article, drawing on extensive primary and secondary sources, seeks to reconstruct and analyze the establishment and operations of El Salvador’s Espacio de Memorias y Derechos Humanos. It highlights the EMDH’s links to the nation’s transitional and restorative justice processes while exploring its contributions to emerging transnational memory practices.
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2025
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2036-0967
de Abreu, Luciano Aronne
Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
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Jair Bolsonaro's election and the rise of the far-right in Brazil are not isolated events but a resurgence of a long-standing authoritarian tradition from the 20th century, marked by the Vargas Era (1930-1945) and the Military Dictatorship (1964-1985). Between 2018 and 2022, Brazil experienced a transition to authoritarianism, with threats to freedom of speech, the press, and the electoral process. The aim is to place Bolsonaro’s government in the context of Brazilian authoritarianism and understand what is new in 21st-century authoritarianism.
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2025
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2036-0967
Morabito, Sofia
Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
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This article aims to analyse Ruben A.'s first novel, Caranguejo (1954), focusing on the narrative structure of the "shrimp", both in terms of form and content. The narrator, in a regressive movement from the tenth chapter to the first, tells the story and the life of Ele and Ela, an apathetic bourgeois couple, victims of social hypocrisy, until their conception. Through this analysis, we will see how the narrative structure, by denying time, space and the identity of the characters, allegorically represents the Portuguese reality under the dictatorship.
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2025
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2036-0967
Beneduzi, Luis Fernando
Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
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Between 2018 and 2022, Brazil experienced deep political and social polarization, rooted in a dualistic logic dividing “friends” and “enemies.” Emerging in 2014, this reached its peak under Bolsonaro, whose rhetoric revived authoritarian ideals of a homogeneous nation. In one speech, he claimed laws serve the majority, while minorities must “adapt or simply disappear.” Echoing the military dictatorship, this discourse legitimises the exclusion of the “other,” even in physical terms.
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2025
ISSN:
2036-0967
Ragno, Francesco Davide
Alma Diamond, Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna
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The construction of the enemy's image in Latin American populist regimes extends beyond political opponents, encompassing social actors and institutions. This essay examines such representations within populist movements and leaders—such as Peru’s Fujimori, Argentina’s Menem and Kirchner, and Venezuela’s Chávez—active in the 1990s and early 21st century. Common features emerge across these populist regimes, particularly in identifying social enemies and institutional adversaries.
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