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The exhibition of pictures of the photographer, Núria López Torres , not only it is an exhibition but a multimedia project, formed by the exhibition and a documentary of 15 minutes. An extense work of years of compilation, not only of images but of stories and stories hard, that have women of Mexico like protagonists is picked up. The pictures explain, from the artistic metaphor, the situation of violence against the woman who passes this North American country, the sexual exploitation and the domestic violence to us; it wants to denounce the brutality of the feminicidis, where girls and women are murdered, some without evidence of its state, missing for years. A dramatic increase in the last years, denied by the authorities

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On March 9, the photographic exhibition "Daughters of no God" by the documentary photographer Núria López Torres will be inaugurated, which will remain until March 1 at the Barradas Auditorium and from March 4 to March 23 you will find it at the La Bòbila Cultural Center.

It is an exhibition that wants to invite rapes, domestic violence and traffic of women with purposes of sexual exploitation to reflecting on the violence against the women in the city of Mexico in 2021, women and disappeared girls, feminicidis. A violence what increases every year, and in which the government of Mexico attempts to subtract importance in spite of having recognized the increase of the cases of feminicidis the country during 2021.

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The workshop "Socioeconomic Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Countries of the Global South" has two parts: an exhibition that describes how the pandemic has affected Latin America and Africa in different social aspects, such as poverty, food security, access to water, prevalence of other communicable diseases, human rights, education, child labor, child marriage, women and vulnerable populations such as migrants and indigenous peoples; and a talk, to reflect on how the pandemic has impacted both human rights and the basic needs of the countries of the South. The reflections will be worked with the professors and in a later colloquium with the researcher Núria Pedrós of the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.

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On the day 3 of February you can attend the inauguration and visit guided of the exhibition "Indestructible. A look to the generation of the future of Africa" , of the photographer Alfons Rodríguez and the journalist Xavier Aldekoa, it will have the presence of both authors.

Indestructible it is a project that he has documented the stories of 11 girls and children in 10 African countries as a reflection of the challenges and successes of a diverse and fascinador continent. He frequents of a project about the African childhood that he struggles and that is an active protagonist of its lives and that thanks to its capacity of improvement and fortress reveal to its destination. Indestructible it is a look to the generation of the future of Africa. Its authors, the photographer and documental director Alfons Rodríguez, it has carried out stories occurred besides 100 countries and 6 continents and the journalist Xavier Aldekoa, it has developed the senior part of its professional career in Africa.

Visitors can access the project website to see more images and each story expanded using the QR code found in the images.

The exhibition will remain opened of 1st to the 27th February

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