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Silvia Bezos: “The Working Life of the Working Class Is Very Repetitive and Claustrophobic”

Summary by lamarea.com
The journeys in Metro, although often suffocating, can be a perfect place for reflection. More if the topic on which it turns has to do with the class. Silvia Bezos chose this transport so that the protagonist of Manos de pobre, comic that was made with the PANG Prize of the editorial Aristas Martínez, meditated on how the concepts of inequality, access to knowledge and culture of effort shape our lives. Reflections that the author contrasts wit…
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The journeys in Metro, although often suffocating, can be a perfect place for reflection. More if the topic on which it turns has to do with the class. Silvia Bezos chose this transport so that the protagonist of Manos de pobre, comic that was made with the PANG Prize of the editorial Aristas Martínez, meditated on how the concepts of inequality, access to knowledge and culture of effort shape our lives. Reflections that the author contrasts wit…

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lamarea.com broke the news on Saturday, June 20, 2026.
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