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Revisiting Buenos Aires’s collective power

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Writer and educator Laura Rojas reflects on the deep identity tied to Puan, the symbolic heart of the University of Buenos Aires’s School of Philosophy and Literature. Amid political threats to public education, she highlights the community’s resilient tradition of mass mobilization.

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Rojas, L. Revisiting Buenos Aires’s collective power. Nat Cities 1, 534 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s44284-024-00095-9

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