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Anette Eklund

Joined 30 January 2020 · 5 posts

A passionate translator, journalist and teacher. Sweden-Mexico.

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Latest posts by Anette Eklund

What International Women's Day looked like around the world in 2021

Despite COVID-19, many people protested outdoors

Written by Melissa Vida, Belen Febres-Cordero, Juliana Harsianti, Carlos E. Flores, Romina Navarro, Ardita Osmani, Kpénahi Traoré, Andrea Mendez, Samea Shanori, Dahlia Kholaif, Sevgi Yagmur Bulut, Luis Carlos Diaz, Anette Eklund, Qurratulain (Annie) Zaman, Elisa Marvena, Janine Mendes-Franco

12 March 2021

2020: The year of feminist struggles and political resistance in Latin America

Activism did not disappear during quarantine

Written by Eddie Galdamez, Lully, Romina Navarro, Belen Febres, Carlos E. Flores, Fabiola Gutiérrez, Anette Eklund, Gabriela Mesones Rojo, Juan Manuel Montoro, Joel Herrera, Jermani Ojeda, Janine Mendes Franco, Emma Lewis, Fernanda Canofre, Ricardo Diaz Translated by Clara G

3 January 2021

In Mexico, relief program ‘insufficient’ to keep 30 million informal workers at home

'If I don't sell, I don't eat. It's that simple'

Written by Anette Eklund Translated by Alexis Faber

29 April 2020

The anti-feminism of Mexican President López Obrador

First, the raffling off of the presidential plane, then, women's lives.

Written by Anette Eklund

10 March 2020

From Sweden to Mexico, indigenous people explain why their languages are disappearing

For indigenous peoples, language extinction is connected to loss of land

Written by Anette Eklund Translated by Daragh Brady

5 March 2020

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