| 總結: | This article’s main objective is to analyze how Uruguay’s female former political prisoners have narrated the past and intervened in the public space within the context of a new feminist moment. The text seeks to understand the current feminist movement´s interpellation in a group of political women organized around protests against sexual violence and the construction of a memorial for women political prisoners. To achieve this aim, the article focuses on the places of enunciation and on the approach to a feminist language. Conceptually, it seeks to articulate two fields of study: memory and gender studies. Historical and politically, it undertakes the difficult task of building a solid bridge between the human rights and the feminist movement. The sources are the oral testimonies of female former political prisoners collected in the last two years in Uruguay.
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