This article presents four sections, in the first I address the importance of feminist pedagogy in rural areas; in the second I situate feminist pedagogy in the Women's Network of San Cristóbal and in the third I analyze its contribution to the configuration of feminist political subjectivity in rural and peasant women, emphasizing its relationship with the right to a life free of violence. Finally, I present the conclusions that allowed me to show that this is a condition of possibility for the development of feminist political subjectivities and a turning point for subversion, insubordination and transformation.
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