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Lo personal es político, lo político no es personal

The article explores the relationship between personal suffering and broader societal or historical contexts, arguing that individual experiences are deeply intertwined with larger collective realities. It critiques the tendency to frame pain as purely personal ('this happens to me'), which can lead to feelings of isolation, guilt, or depression. Instead, it advocates for recognizing that such experiences are part of shared historical or social conditions ('this happens'). The piece uses examples like the trauma of individuals during Argentina’s dictatorship to illustrate how personal suffering is shaped by larger systemic forces. It emphasizes the importance of understanding these connections to move beyond individual despair and engage more effectively with collective challenges.