Feminisms in the maze of leftist leaders in Latin America. Reflections unfinished
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https://doi.org/10.15381/rsoc.v0i26.18985Keywords:
feminism, human right, democracy, patriarchy, left wingAbstract
The essay analyzes the processes driven by progressive governments in Latin America from a gender perspective and from human rights, focusing on relationships to expand democracy, human rights and gender agenda between the government and feminist movements.
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