Lo que han oído es cierto: Testimonio y resistencia

Her memoir blends personal narrative with poetic language. I'm curious how she decided that poetry was the best way to convey her experiences.

The memoir made me think about how witnessing can be a form of resistance, but also how it can be emotionally taxing. How did others interpret her approach to activism?

The book feels deeply personal yet also historically rooted. I wonder what balance she struck between memory and documented history.