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The Power Effects of Declaring the Truth, project for seeking redress through the accretion of truth.’ Local community initiatives for land rights, literacy, access to health care, education, and justice met with state repression but were not silenced by La Violencia. Rather, these initiatives were held in suspension until the community co

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