Archive of Verónica Gago

How can feminists in the U.S. learn from the succesful feminist struggles of Latin America? Susana Draper and Verónica Gago argue that, in light of the US Supreme Court's overturning of Roe vs. Wade, what is needed is a new cross-border dialogue between feminist movements in the north and south of the American continent.

Verónica Gago on Peter Linebaugh and Marcus Rediker’s classic history of maritime radicalism and how, to this day, it inspires fresh readings in different parts of the globe.

As Argentina's upper house prepares for its historic vote on abortion rights, Verónica Gago, our leading theorist of the Feminist International, discusses how the struggle around abortion has opened up the central question of 'political decision' for those typically excluded from politics. 

A leader of Latin America’s powerful new women’s movement rethinks the meaning of feminist politics.

Neoliberalism remains a watchword of our time. But how should we make sense of the multiplying theories of its emergence, meaning, and effects? And is it possible to speak not only of an anti-democratic neoliberalism from above, but the opening up of new spaces of popular opposition to neoliberalism that have opened up from below? 

Luci Cavallero and Verónica Gago on on the compounding crises of personal debt, a pandemic recession, and patriarchal power 

Today in Argentina we see a battle for political spirituality in the streets, in houses, in beds, and in schools.