Human Rights and
International Democratic Solidarity
SPANISH
ABOUT CADAL
ABOUT CADAL
Who we are
>Board
>Executive Committee
>Staff
>RESEARCHERS AND ADVISORS
What we do
International Internships
Volunteering
Funding
Agreements and Alliances
Annual Reports
Donate
You also can be a part of it!
+ Information
PROJECTS
PROJECTS
International Relations and Human Rights Observatory
+ Information
Defense of the Freedom of Artistic Expression
+ Information
Democratic Governance
Watch
+ Information
Promotion of the Political Opening
in Cuba
+ Information
Defense and promotion of democratic institutions in Argentina
+ Information
International Relations and Human Rights Observatory
Defense of the Freedom of Artistic Expression
Democratic Governance Watch
Promotion of the Political Opening in Cuba
Defense and promotion of democratic institutions in Argentina
EVENTS
PUBLICATIONS
PUBLICATIONS
All
+ Information
Articles
+ Information
Research Reports
+ Information
Books
+ Information
Donate
You also can be a part of it!
+ Information
All
Articles
Research Reports
Books
PRESS
STATEMENTS
TV
NEWSLETTER
DONATE
MEMBERS
Español
Inés Pousadela
She has a Doctorate in Political Science, Universidad de Belgrano in Political Theory and Sociological Theory; Doctorate courses at IHEAL / Université Paris 3 in the Latin American Studies orientation; a Master's Degree in Economic Sociology, IDAES-UNSAM; and she has a degree in Political Science, Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires. She is Senior Research Specialist at CIVICUS: World Alliance for Citizen Participation; Researcher at the Independent Review Mechanism (IRM) for Argentina of the Open Government Partnership; and Professor of Comparative Politics and Global Civil Society at the ORT Uruguay University.
Inés Pousadela's publications
Artículos
03-05-2021 | Artículos
Cuba, en tránsito desde el pluralismo social a la democracia
(Perfil) Hace ya algunos años Cuba ha entrado en una fase post-totalitaria, en la cual las voces prohibidas son cada vez más numerosas, se elevan con fuerza creciente y con menores inhibiciones, y comienzan a conversar entre sí, si es que no con un régimen que es incapaz de oírlas porque sigue negando su derecho a existir, y que es incapaz de entender lo que dicen porque décadas atrás decidió que los problemas que ellas señalan no tienen cabida en una sociedad socialista.
[1]
