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Stories from the sudanese revolution

Posted on May 19, 2022 by Julius Gavroche

… revolutions are kept alive by stories. Ahmed Mahmoud The military coup d’état of October–November 2021 in sudan seems to have brought an end to the country’s revolution, begun in the protests of December 2019. But external observations and evaluations … Continue reading →

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Rordrigo Karmy Bolton: Fragments of a Chile in Revolt

Posted on May 18, 2022 by Julius Gavroche

Every revolt is circumscribed by precise borders in historical time and historical space. Before it and after it lie the no-man’s-land and duration of each and everyone’s lives, in which are fought un- interrupted individual battles. The concept of permanent … Continue reading →

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