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Christian Arias

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As seen in: Baltimore Sun, Dove Medical Press, HospitalityNet, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, Vocal, ALAI, Our Community Now, Baltimore Beat, La Semana Del Sur
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Colombia gira a la derecha / Colombia Shifts to the Right

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By Christian Arias, La Semana
| La Semana Del Sur Verified
Por CHRISTIAN ARIAS, corresponsal Colombia. En una de las elecciones más concurridas y reñidas de toda su historia, los colombianos se inclinaron finalmente por decirle adiós a un gobierno de izquierda. Las elecciones presidenciales celebradas el domingo 21 de junio de 2026 marcaron uno de los procesos electorales más concurridos, reñidos y polarizados de la historia reciente de Colombia.
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La amazonia como sujeto de derechos: una revisión sistemática sobre justicia ambiental e identidad social en educación secundaria

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By Christian Arias, Martha Patricia, Vives Hurtado
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
English The current study was focused on analyzing how the recognition of the Amazon as a subject of rights has been addressed in secondary education, within the framework of environmental justice and the construction of social identity. To this end, a systematic literature review was conducted following the seven stages proposed by Newman and Gough (2020). Thirty-six qualitative studies published between 2012 and 2025 were analyzed.
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Entre “maula” y “k’ari”: agencias indígenas en Yawar fiesta (1941)

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By Christian Arias, Martinez Arias
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
This article analyzes the configuration of masculinity in José María Arguedas’s Yawar fiesta (1941), understood as a set of practices that structures power relations and sociability in the fictional town of Puquio. Drawing on a close reading of key scenes, it examines the tensions among coercive state masculinity, misti masculinities, and an Indigenous masculinity that is collective, productive, and ritual, even willing to embrace sacrificial violence.
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