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Abandoning the Revolution or Weaving Peace?: South-South Migration, Socialism, and Decolonial Feminist Geopolitics in South America
This article presents a decolonial feminist geopolitics of Venezuelan migration to Colombia, with Venezuelans fleeing the socialist Bolivarian Revolution and then facing discrimination and violence upon settling in capitalist Colombia amid its failing peace process context. Conflicts over migration
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