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	-	FEMINICIDES OF INDIGENOUS WOMEN FROM AN INTERSECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE: analysis of a collaborative documentation with organized Nahua women in Zongolica, Veracruz	-
	-	This writing accounts for the deployment of patriarchal pacts -between officials government of justice institutions and certain social actors- as a mechanism of reproduction, impunity and concealment of structural and interpersonal femicidal violence in Chiapas, Mexico, which favors the invisibility and under-registration of femicide. This is observed in the case of Francisca Flor de la Cruz Hernández, a tsotsil indigenous woman who in 2018 was arbitrarily accused of the homicide -despite having femicide characteristics- of her niece Esther.	-
	-	BINATIONAL DIALOGUES ON THE CHALLENGES TO DOCUMENT THE (S) VIOLENCE (S) AGAINST INDIGENOUS WOMEN IN MEXICO AND CANADA	-
	-	THE VOICES OF MISKITU´S WOMEN IN THE CONFLICT IN THE WANGKI TWI TASBA RAYA TERRITORY IN THE NORTH CARIBBEAN AUTONOMOUS REGION OF NICARAGUA	-
	-	IS THERE AFRODESCENDANT FEMINICIDE IN MEXICO? What is not named does not exist	-
	-	KNOWLEDGE AS A GEOPOLITICAL INSURGENCY IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN	-
	-	ABSENCE OF SOCIAL PROTECTION TO MIGRANTS IN BRAZIL IN COVEN-19 PANDEMIC TIMES WITH A FOCUS ON THE RIGHT TO ASSISTANCE BENEFIT	-
	-	MISSING AND MURDERED INDIGENOUS WOMEN AND GIRLS: Femicide, Feminicide and Genocide in the Canadian Context	-
	-	BRAZIL IN THE FACE OF THE NEOLIBERAL OFFENSIVE: notes of a tragedy announced	-
	-	TO THE REPUBLIC OF SIMÓN BOLÍVAR: A bastion against the 'tyranny' of the majority	-