Posted on February 19, 2015 by GJEP staff
In the article “Decolonizing Bolivia’s History of Indigenous Resistance,” GJEP friend and ally Ben Dangl interviews Elisa Vega Sillo, Director of the Depatriarchalization Unit in the Vice Ministry of Decolonization in Bolivia about the importance of decolonizing Bolivia’s history of indigenous resistance.
Sillo was a former leader in the Bartolina Sisa indigenous campesina women’s movement, and a member of the Kallawaya indigenous nation. In the interview, Elisa spoke about the unique work of the Vice Ministry of Decolonization, and the role of historical memory in the country’s radical politics.
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