Víctor M. Cázares L.

Proyección de “Vientos Divinos de América del Sur: Los caminos de la ley en Chile y Argentina, 1762-1866” por Dr. Víctor Manuel Cázares Lira. Seminario permanente interinstitucional (Instituto Mora y CIDE) Evento en línea, 27 de Noviembre de 2025. youtube.com/live/Ip4kCQU8D…

How did law, war, economics, and democracy intertwine to shape the Americas? My latest article explores the entangled histories that unraveled old imperial domains and wove them into new republican experiments. @LeverhulmeTrust. Read more here: tinyurl.com/4rntz2m6

Coming soon. @LeverhulmeTrust @UniofNewcastle @ncl_congov

@maryknewman I am doing constitutional history of Chile at Newcastle University.

Unearthed 23 kilos of books, documents, and countless digital bytes from 10+ archives during a 9-month research odyssey across Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay. What lies within may shape a groundbreaking constitutional history of the region. 📚🌎 #ResearchJourney

@jrhentschke Wow!

Remaking imperialism with constitutions in Chile and Argentina, 1819-1860

Miguel Littin, a Chilean filmmaker, chairs the Constituent Assembly in Chile.

@jrhentschke I don’t see any recovering but an increasing decline.

Regrettably, all of us are still recovering from that experiment, and many have not yet realized how damaging it has been. Implemented first under dictatorial conditions and then taking the world on a ride.

@jrhentschke I wonder if there is any app to handle that calligraphy faster?

Just what you need after delving into often barely legible 19th c. handwriting for 8h: a proper Colombian coffee and passion fruit cake. But there will be another hour in a crowded Transmilenio bus...

@jrhentschke Great suggestion!

El Programa de Historia Argentina del siglo XIX y el Grupo de Historia Económica invitan a la conferencia: Historia constitucional comparada Argentina y Chile en el siglo XIX Dr. Víctor Cásares Lira (Universidad de Newcastle) 📆Miércoles 12 de abril, 17 hs. 📌Instituto Ravignani

@jrhentschke That’s why it takes me ages to write.

Well, shows that Kara reads footnotes and neither readers nor publishers do. Life is too short for them as well😂

Faculty of Law / Universidad de la República de Uruguay.

The idea of indigenous can help and undermine indigenous cultures and peoples. newyorker.com/magazine/2023/…

Indigenous’s eternal struggle in Argentina.

More than a chronology of massacres, Native history reveals the twisted paths of power in North America newyorker.com/magazine/2022/…

@lularobs stafford gambit

I’m learning a new chess opening. First to guess correctly gets a prize 🏆

@lularobs Dog day afternoon

I’m sick! Please recommend movies for me to watch in bed before I binge watch The Queen’s Gambit for the fourth time ♟️

@gautambhatia88 I guess the section in the Bunker’s Story museum dealing with how Berlin embraced Hitler may be a little misleading.

@vmclsw Berlin actually never fully embraced Hitler. He famously hated the city, in large part because of its historic character as open and tolerant.

Once Berlin fully embraced Hitler, nowadays the city is embracing salsa, tango, cumbia and bachata. How this change took place?