Oriele Benavides Salazar is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese. Her main research interests are the relation between feminist politics, democracy, and literature in late-twentieth-century Latin America. Her work combines literary and cultural studies with literary historiography, textual analysis and…

Research interests: The modern history of Latin America and Chile within a global landscape of human rights struggles. Her doctoral dissertation project is a study of impunity and its role in shaping social, political, and cultural developments in post-conflict societies.

Constanza Dalla Porta is a Ph.D. Candidate in…

Xita Rupert Castro is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Department of Comparative Literature. Before coming to Princeton, she studied philosophy and literature in Europe. Her first novel, Mis días con los Kopp, was published in Spain and Latin America (Anagrama), Brazil (DBA), and Germany (Berenberg). Initially interested in…