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De Cuauhtemotzín a las cervecerías. El control oficial del homoerotismo masculino y la construcción estratégica de la geografía disidente, ciudad de México, 1930-1951 Rodríguez Sánchez, Nathaly

Historia Mexicana

“…By examining the mark left by these social control measures on the El Carmen Prison, which has been little studied until now, it can be seen that official persecution was limited - in comparison with other contexts and periods, as there was no penal classification of these practices in Mexico-inconstant– as it was a response to certain periods of “moral panic” in which social prejudices were exacerbated –and porous– as class position was a determining factor in its application. …”

La violencia política como espectáculo. Los medios masivos frente al conflicto armado guerrerense de los años setenta Rodríguez, Israel

Historia Mexicana

“…Finally, it reviews materials that have often been left out of studies on the media presence of political violence, such as television reports, films and comic books, in order to show that the public perception of the guerrilla phenomenon played out in a complex and changing media environment that facilitated the appearance of political violence in the public sphere in spaces and forms that are less schematic than tends to be imagined.…”

La epidemia del cólera de 1833 y la mortalidad en la ciudad de México Velasco, María del Pilar

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…Abbreviated life tables were calculated, by sex, for 1832 and 1833, and in an effort to assess the specific weight of cholera in overall mortality, additional tables were prepared according to cause of death.From a strictly demographic viewpoint, it is observed that almost 5% of Mexico City's total population died from cholera; that the 1 200 males and females under the age of four who died from the epidemic left incomplete generations in the long term, that the disappearance of nearly 2 700 persons between the ages of 15 and 44 affected men and women of childbearing age, that when eliminating the deaths due to cholera, life expectancy at birth would have been 12.3 years higher for men and 13.95 years for women.From another perspective, it is pointed out that the health measures implemented during the epidemic brought about significant changes in the social, economic, and urban organization of the city and that, as of that time, social differentiation in the face of death was even more evident.…”

La articulación de intereses de los Moyāhedīn-e Jalq-e Iran: de la Revolución islámica al Movimiento Verde Garduño, Moisés

Estudios de Asia y África

“…This war led the Mojahedin-e Khalq and their leaders, Massoud and Maryam Rayavi, to establish an alliance with Saddam Hussein in Iraq who provided them with weapons, money and military training in order to attack the nascent Islamic Republic of Iran, killing several politicians and key figures of the Iranian politics as well as thousands of civilians.The strategic position that the Mojahedin-e Khalq had in Iraq was main-tained until the last day of the existence of the Baathist regime when, after the US invasion in 2003, Saddam Hussein was overthrown and sentenced to death. This left the organization with the following dilemma: to disappear forever or to join the Western invader whom they had criticized during the initial years of political activism. …”