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Interview with Ima Alfaro, president of Nicaragua’s Las Diosas coffee plant

August 27, 2024

President of the Las Diosas coffee plant Ima Alfaro discusses the “Troika of Oppression” (capitalism, colonalism and patriarchy) and the role of Nicaraguan women at the forefront of the Sandinista Revolution.

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Tags:capitalism colonialism fair trade feminism food security food sovereignty Fundación Entre Mujeres Nicaragua patriarchy resistance small-scale farming supply chains transnational corporations Troika of Oppression

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