¿Por qué olvidamos nuestra historia? | Cecilia Bákula en Piensa+

Historian and former director of the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INC), Cecilia Bákula, talks with Miklos Lukacs about the gaps in history teaching in Peru, the role of national memory, and how forgetting has weakened our identity as a republic. Why do Peruvians know more about Che Guevara than Andrés Avelino Cáceres? What role do education, politics, and the media play in this process of forgetting? A lucid and hopeful conversation about how history can be a tool for discernment, unity, and the future of the country. 📌 In this episode: History as a tool of power Forgetting as a state policy Why aren't Peruvians proud of their history? The Wealth of a Multicultural Society Hope, Education, and the Role of the Historian 🇵🇪 “We are neither victors nor vanquished: we are Peruvians” 🔔 Subscribe and activate the bell for more content like this. 🔗 Find more philosophical and political interviews at Piensa+ and Bethel Noticias.