Based on the material compiled for the Octubre 2019 project, Structural Fissures overlaps the events of the 2019 and 2022 protests, focusing on the spatial contextualisation of existing structures and dynamics that entail the coloniality of power.
The presence of the indigenous movement and its different realities - within all the problems that were kept invisible and then displayed in the centre of the city and in front of all the elites who could not or did not want to identify with these realities - led to different forms of rejection of the protests, which were characterised by racist and classist discourses and practices.
See also Octubre 2019 or The city as scenario for political encounters
The presence of the indigenous movement and its different realities - within all the problems that were kept invisible and then displayed in the centre of the city and in front of all the elites who could not or did not want to identify with these realities - led to different forms of rejection of the protests, which were characterised by racist and classist discourses and practices.
See also Octubre 2019 or The city as scenario for political encounters
