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    Une image de l’exil : la lutte contre Franco dans les journaux brésiliens by Heloisa Paulo

    Published 2015-03-01
    “…In their exile, in Brazil they kept fighting against the Iberia dictatorships through the publication of articles in Brazilian newspapers. …”
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    Postscript – Today’s Ukraine, Tomorrow’s Taiwan: Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine, China’s Revanchism, and the Chinese Communist Party-State’s Quest to Remake the World in Its Own Imag... by Emile Kok-Kheng Yeoh

    Published 2022-12-01
    “…As the Russian invasion of Ukraine approaches a full year, it is becoming clearer through the Putin administration’s rhetoric that the essential reason for its war against Ukraine is the fact that the increasingly repressive authoritarian Putin regime is finding irredentist nationalism with nostalgic claim on Soviet lost lands, especially within the Kievan Rus’ heartland, is impressively useful in rallying support from Russian voter-citizens, and the post-Orange Revolution Ukraine drifting away from Russian influence towards the liberal democratic Europe of the European Union (EU) is posing a grave threat to the authoritarian Putin regime’s increasingly repressive stranglehold on Russian political power, in stark parallel to the East Asian scene where a vibrantly liberal democratic Taiwan has become an increasingly pain-in-the-neck contrast in the eyes of the brutal, repressive Chinese Communist Party (CCP)1 dictatorship of mainland China. Definitely becoming the mortal worries of the repressive Putin regime of post-Communist Russia and the brutal Communist Party dictatorship of mainland China is the fact that behind both Ukraine’s Orange Revolution (which bears a striking similarity to the now legendary People’s Power revolution of the Philippines that overthrew the Ferdinand Marcos regime) and the amazing transition to liberal democracy in Taiwan during the later part of the Chiang Ching-kuo administration (and looking north, South Korea’s transition away from military dictatorship towards the end of the Chun Doo-hwan presidency), the shadow of the United States of America and her European allies’ influence and support were clearly evident – and as the CCP regime had observed, it was also clear the U.S. and her European allies were equally behind Hong Kong’s civil disobedience from the Umbrella Movement to the anti-extradition-to-China protests where many protestors were receiving not only moral and material support but even tactical trainings from American and European civil rights groups. …”
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    Memoria y olvidos en ciudades medias bonaerenses. Recuperación de las voces del periodismo gráfico en la dictadura by Jorge Arabito, Silvia Boggi, Ana Silva

    Published 2016-10-01
    “…Recovery of graphic journalism voices during the dictatorshi   In this article we summarize some reflections and partial results from the development of the Extension Project «Process Memory and Forgetting in intermediate cities: stories of local photojournalism during the last civicmilitary dictatorship (1976-1983)», selected in the context of the 22nd Convocation «University, State and Territory» of the Secretariat of University Policies in December 2014. …”
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    ESCOLA e Nova Escola: faces de um velho sonho - ESCOLA and Nova Escola: faces of an old dream by Daniel Revah, Brasil

    Published 2013-04-01
    “…The first was issued during the military dictatorship, between October 1971 and April 1974, with a total of 27 numbers in the circulation. …”
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