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Re-Embody, Engage, and Resist: Creative Strategies for a Latin American Cyborgism

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It is demonstrated how gestures-in-the-machine can serve as socio-political signifiers, leveraging performance activism, telematic events, and civic tech initiatives to spark meaningful action.

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