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Perspectives on Revolution, Resistance, and the Apocalyptic Struggle in Latin America

In this interview, Alejandra Bottinelli, CAPAS fellow of the cohorte in 2021-2022 and professor from the University of Chile’s Department of Literature, speaks at the Monument to the Revolution in Mexico City about the significance of Latin American revolutions. She discusses the unique modernity of Latin America, the historical struggles of indigenous and Afro-descendant communities, and the enduring impact of social movements. Bottinelli delves into themes of colonialism, democracy, and cultural resistance, emphasizing how marginalized communities have fought against systemic oppression and continue to shape history. She also reflects on the Mexican Revolution as a pivotal moment in Latin America's second independence and the ongoing fight for true decolonization and equality. A thought-provoking discussion on history, identity, and the power of collective resistance - this video is a must-watch for those interested in Latin American political and cultural discourse. The video is part of an interview series accompanying the IMAGINING END TIMES exhibition, and the according documentary film. Watch the full documentary here:    • Imagining End Times - Mexican Apocalypses