¿QUIÉN SOSTIENE ESTE SISTEMA? LA TELARAÑA DEL PODER

What if femicide weren't an isolated incident, but part of a system? In this conversation, feminist researcher Emanuela Borzacchiello explains one of the most powerful ideas in her work: the existence of a "web of power," where political, economic, and criminal interests allow femicidal violence to be reproduced. During the interview with Cintia Bolio, they analyze how neoliberalism transformed territories, why feminists began denouncing this violence in the 1970s, and what role search mothers, journalists, and academics have played in changing how we understand femicide. They also address a fundamental question: Is impunity the cause of violence or its consequence? A profound conversation about memory, justice, feminism, research, and collective resistance. Leave us your thoughts in the comments: What would have to change to break this "web of power"? Subscribe to Chamuco Media, share this episode, and turn on notifications for more interviews like this one. 📲 Don't miss more exclusive content: 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications! 👍 Like this video if you're interested in this topic 📢 Share this video with others 🔗 Follow El Chamuco on its official platforms: 🌐 Website: elchamuco.com.mx 📘 Facebook: facebook.com/ElChamucoylosHijosDelAverno 📷 Instagram: instagram.com/revista_el_chamuco 🐦 Twitter: twitter.com/El_Chamuco 📺 YouTube: / @chamucomedia 00:00 Welcome to Emanuela Borzacchiello 03:10 How did she come to investigate femicides? 7:45 Ciudad Juárez and the Beginning of an Obsession 13:20 The “Web of Power” Sustaining Violence 18:30 What is the Relationship Between Neoliberalism and Femicide? 25:10 Feminists Warned About It Since the 1970s 31:40 The Role of the State and Collective Responsibility 37:30 We Resist: More Than a Book, a Call to Action 43:10 Is Impunity a Cause or a Consequence? 49:00 How to Break the System and Rebuild the Territories