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September 10, 2025Latin-american Historical AlmanacOpen Access

Communist women, solidarity, and human rights: experiences and political reinterpretation in Chilean communism during the dictatorship

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RMRaquel Alejandra Aranguez Muñoz

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Analysis reveals how PCCh women's labor influenced human rights discourse during dictatorship, suggesting solidarity shaped political culture.

Key Points

  • The research shows that women's labor in the PCCh played a crucial role in integrating human rights during the dictatorship.
  • Key evidence highlights the progressive adaptation of the party's political culture, with a focus on solidarity and denunciation practices.
  • An observational analysis of documentary sources and oral testimonies was conducted to trace the PCCh's evolution in response to women's contributions.
  • This work emphasizes the importance of women's experiences, indicating a transformative shift in Chilean communism's identity toward human rights.

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Raquel Alejandra Aranguez Muñoz (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1dda254b1d3bfb60fc472https://doi.org/10.32608/2305-8773-2025-47-1-276-307
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