Doctorate in Political Science at the Complutense University of Madrid, develops his thesis on socio-environmental conflicts, resistance to megaprojects and autonomy during the government of López Obrador in Mexico. International Master of Contemporary Studies of Latin America (2020) by the Complutense University of Madrid with a thesis on the discursive strategy of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation during the first years of the López Obrador government in Mexico. Graduated in Contemporary History (2017) at the University "Sapienza" of Rome. She has spent time at the Autonomous Metropolitan University of Mexico City (2019) and the National Autonomous University of Mexico (2023 and 2024), where she has participated in the project ‘Political participation and social mobilization in the six-year period of work’ and is currently participating in the project ‘Antagonism and disruptive forms of social protest (Mexico and Latin America)’.. He investigates extractivism, processes of political subjectivation and indigenous autonomy in Mexico and Latin America from a neo-Marxist perspective.
MOVICON is dedicated to the study of political strife from a broad perspective, which includes social movements and cycles of protest, but also other more punctual or extensive forms of collective action, from riots to revolutions through armed conflicts and democratization processes, without losing sight of other more routine ones, such as elections or parliamentary work.
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