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New Simón Bolívar Institute for Peace and Solidarity Among Peoples: A Refreshing Contribution from Venezuela to the World

September 16, 2020October 13, 2020 COHA Sanctions, Venezuela

The founding of the Simón Bolívar Institute for Peace and Solidarity Among Peoples on September 6, 2020 marks a new political milestone. In the most difficult of circumstances, having to cope with not only the U.S. and Canadian sanctions but the pandemic as well, the Bolivarian Revolution has made this effort for the benefit of all who believe in its liberatory ideals across the planet…

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COHA is Honored to Cosponsor the 2020 Philosophies of Liberation Virtual Conference

August 31, 2020September 7, 2020 COHA COHA Events, Enrique Dussel, Philosophy of Liberation

The event will take place on September 11 and 12, via Zoom By COHA Editorial team From Washington DC The

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Photo-report | The Chilean fury behind the lens

October 22, 2019November 21, 2019 COHA Chile, Photography, Photojournalism

Foto-Reportaje | La furia de Chile tras el lente Four young Chilean photographers lived the days of violence directly, documenting

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Víctor Jara, a Sacrifice of Love

September 25, 2019November 27, 2019 Patricio Zamorano Art and culture, Chile, Human Rights, Victor Jara

This past September 15th marked the 46th commemoration of the assassination of the distinguished singer-songwriter on the eve of the

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El sacrificio de amor de Víctor Jara

September 18, 2019November 27, 2019 Patricio Zamorano Art, Joan Jara, Victor Jara

15 de septiembre, conmemoración de 46 años del asesinato del destacado cantautor chileno tras el golpe de Estado de 1973

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From Colonized Thought to Decolonial Aesthetics: The Search for a “Philosophical Voice” Amongst Puerto Rican Colonized Subjects

May 28, 2019April 2, 2020 COHA Puerto Rico, United States

In the following article I present an example of how Lola Rodríguez de Tió, a popular Puerto Rican poet, used poetry to raise her voice and fight against colonization and for independence. Her work is a good example of how protest marches as well as multiple forms of anti-colonial expression – sculptures, music, dance, etc. – can be instrumental to communicating the desire for freedom and sovereignty.

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