US EditionThe Ehu Recognizes Academically for the First Time an End of Master's Work Written and Defended in Quechua and Spanish
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noticiasdegipuzkoa.eusThe EHU recognizes academically for the first time an end-of-master's work (TFM) written and presented in Quechua and in Spanish. "Political participation of indigenous and mining women from community feminism in the Southern Cone of Cochabamba-Bolivia" is the title of the TFM written by student Maria del Cielo Galindo, who defended it on June 26, the university reported in a note.
Galindo's work examines the political activism and cultural resistance of indigenous women miners in Bolivia, using a decolonial and collectivist perspective.
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