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From Introduction
Figure 1: Buscar justicia (Justice search), net art piece by Sienvolando, Argentina, June 2008.
From Chapter 2
Figure 2: A man confronts police repression in Plaza de Mayo on December 20, 2001. Photo: Diego Giúdice/AP.
From Chapter 2
Figure 3: Pots-and-pans web forum.
From Chapter 2
Figure 4: The Wakstein family in their In-Bank Vacation protest in Buenos Aires during the 2001–2002 bank freeze. Photo courtesy of Enrique García Medina.
From Chapter 3
Figure 5: “Morí debiendo” (I died owing). Thriller por la educación, zombie flash mob in Santiago de Chile, June 24, 2011. Photo courtesy of Diego Salinas Flores / Colectivo Fauna.
From Chapter 3
Figure 6: 1800 horas por la educación, durational protest performance, Santiago de Chile, June 13–August 27, 2011. Photo courtesy of Diego Salinas Flores / Colectivo Fauna.
From Chapter 4
Figure 7: A meme depicting Peña Nieto as the Grim Reaper to condemn the effects of his policies.
From Chapter 4
Figure 8: Ayotzinapa teach-in at New York University, December 10, 2014. Photo courtesy of Lorie Novak.
From Chapter 4
Figure 9: #IAmTired meme, circulated in response to the discovery of mass graves in multiple sites in late 2014.
From Conclusion
Figure 10: Protesters spread their green scarves representing reproductive rights during the Ni Una Menos annual demonstration in Buenos Aires on June 4, 2018. Photo courtesy of Sol Vazquez.
From Conclusion
Figure 11: This green tide meme was heavily circulated on social media in mid-June 2018 during the abortion rights’ debate in Congress.