De las redes sociales a la calle: Ayotzinapa y la conformación de un movimiento social de resistencia.
From social networks to the street: Ayotzinapa and the formation of a social movement of resistance
Author(s): Henry Harley TéllezSubject(s): Visual Arts, Civil Society, Social differentiation
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: Social movements; ideological formations of resistance; Ayotzinapa; social networks; graffiti;
Summary/Abstract: The emergence of the social movement of Ayotzinapa was constituted because of the disappearance of the 43 normalist students, with a great repercussion at the national and international level, by integrating various ideological formations of resistance and forming a broad front, capable of mobilizing organizations, groups and activists. Social networks were used as a unifying platform for the movement, where it was informed, communicated, calls were made, in addition to being a binding support, which allowed establishing strategic and tactical dynamics, with the aim of counteracting the hegemonic discourse of the State and, thus, build a narrative through social networks and in spaces, resorting to graphic expressions such as stencils and graffiti.
Journal: Yeiyá, Revista de Estudios Críticos
- Issue Year: 3/2022
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 137-149
- Page Count: 13
- Language: Spanish