Marlene Hernández Morán

holds a degree in International Relations from the School of Political and Social Sciences of the University of California, Berkeley. unamM.A. in Asian and African Studies with a specialization in the Middle East from El Colegio de México. Her recent publications include the article "The strengthening of authoritarianism in Saudi Arabia: the logic of two-level games under the de facto neo-patrimonial government of Muhammad bin Salman" in the journal Arabic Studies Shelf. Her research interests include Palestinian popular art, cultural diplomacy and creative economy in the Middle East and women's struggles in Palestine.

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Palestine as seen from Latin America

  • Brenda Carranza
  • Damian Setton
  • Marlene Hernández Morán
  • Moises Garduño
  • Nicolas Panotto

  • moderator Arely Medina

Debate on how the Palestinian situation is perceived from different Latin American perspectives. Experts from Mexico, Brazil, Chile and Argentina reflect on the current Israeli occupation in Palestine, analyzing the political, social, religious and student reactions in the countries of the region. The influence of Christian Zionism, pro-Palestinian mobilizations and geopolitical dynamics that shape the understanding of this conflict in Latin America are addressed.