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Por DANIELA SEPÚLVEDA JUAN GABRIEL VALDÉS En 1973, tras el golpe de Estado en Chile, el mundo fue testigo no sólo de una dramática fractura democrático-institucional, sino también de la activación de una red de solidaridad internacional, con muestras de apoyo provenientes de distintas latitudes. El quiebre de la democracia en Chile se transformó en un símbolo

by Daniela Sepúlveda Soto and Evyn Papworth Since Sweden published its first feminist foreign policy (FFP) in 2014, about a dozen countries have followed suit. Most are part of the Global North (e.g., Canada, France, Spain, Luxembourg, Germany), but the recent emergence of FFPs in Latin America has tilted the trend toward the Global South. FFPs are generally

Por DANIELA SEPÚLVEDA The Global North has three major misconceptions about Latin America’s foreign policy. First, the region is assumed to be a homogeneous and turbulent group of small countries with no ability to influence the major issues of global politics. Second, there’s a sense that given a permanent climate of conflict and political-institutional instability in most of