| Popis: |
In this paper, we propose to reflect Green Tide as an expression of a remarkable moment in the history of the international feminist movement, which took place in Argentina, on December 30, 2020. On this day, with 38 votes in favor, 29 against, and one abstention, the Argentine Senate approved the law that allows the voluntary termination of pregnancy to be carried out legally, safely and free of charge for women until the 14th week of gestation. In proposing a reflection by proposing a reflection based on the analysis of the situation produced about on this moment, we are not only referring to the institutional victory that this represents, as a social right historically claimed, but about its construction as part of a set of political guidelines of a resistance that does not end at that moment, but its victory enhances a political conflict historically fought by women in the Global South. We concluded with this work that the political action carried out by Argentine women reflects on the articulation of the feminist movement in Latin America and the so-called Global South, as an expression of a claim of a conflicting historical character of their resistance. |
