Abstract:Through an ethnographic study of the political actions around health created by the Peasant Movement of Santiago del Estero-Via Campesina (MOCASE-VC) of Argentina, we analyze its relationship, as a collective actor, with the public health care system, and within this framework, we explore the strategies undertaken by peasant women regarding their sexual and (non) reproductive health. We argue that the organization has created its own perspective that we have termed as apropiación crítica-contestación estratégi… Show more
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