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Communication Revolutions in Latin America, London School of Economics

November 22, 2021 / By

This summer I was invited to participate in a podcast titled Communication Revolutions in Latin America: Revolutions in Electronic Communication, produced by Dr. Anna Cant from the Department of International History, London School of Economics and Political Science. The episode was published in October.  Communication Revolutions Podcast · Revolutions in Electronic Communication “In this podcast, historian Dr Anna Cant (LSE) …

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“Friendship Park Silent March”

November 22, 2021 / By

“Open Friendship Park Silent March” – Video and interviews collected during a June 13, 2021 “silent march” to re-open the family meeting area at Border Field State Park in San Diego, California. For more information about how to support the effort to reopen the Friendship Circle, visit the Friends of Friendship Park website at: https://www.friendshippark.org. …

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El Triunfo de la Voluntad

November 8, 2021 / By

EL TRIUNFO DE LA VOLUNTAD Por Roberto Bardini Conocí a Harry Simón en junio de 2000, en el barrio Logan de San Diego, cuando llegué a California como corresponsal del diario La Jornada. Él había nacido en Los Ángeles 26 años atrás, de padres mexicanos. Durante el día trabajaba como maestro de escuela y por …

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Pinochet’s Residual Legal Claim Over Chilean Collective Memory

November 22, 2021 / By

A Brief History of the 1988 Franja de Propaganda Electoral Harry L. Simón Salazar, Ph.D. La colección completa de las franjas de 1988 se encuentran aquí. // The complete set of Franja material is available here. One of the most consequential and unique examples of Latin American political communication is a month-long series of political advertising that was televised nationally in Chile …

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