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Diana Márquez · 2025
A chronicle by Diana Márquez on the letter that Daniela, the daughter of a man murdered in an ordinary crime, wrote during the trial of the perpetrator, and on the later meeting b…
Diana Márquez · 2026
An interview by the channel Periodismo a Contramano with Diana Márquez, director of Víctimas por la Paz and president of SAJuR, on the myths surrounding those who commit sexual of…
Diana Márquez · 2021
An opinion column by Diana Márquez in Infobae. It introduces Víctimas por la Paz, a group created by Judge Mario Juliano within the Asociación Pensamiento Penal and made up of peo…
Diana Márquez · 2022
A reflection on the Victims' Law of the province of Buenos Aires (2020) from the experience of Víctimas por la Paz. It points out that the word reparation appears in only one arti…
Diana Márquez · 2025
A piece from Realpolitik on the conversation of Diana Márquez, director of Víctimas por la Paz and president of SAJuR, with the outlet's radio. Márquez explains that victims need …
Ramiro Laterza and Diana Márquez · 2021
A piece by Ramiro Laterza for Pulso Noticias, based on the account of Diana Márquez, coordinator of Víctimas por la Paz. It tells the case of Sergio Núñez, who in Tandil responded…
Diana Márquez · 2020
A chapter that proposes looking at victims from a restorative justice perspective. It argues that many victims need something other than punishment, such as a meeting, an apology,…
Diana Márquez and Leandro Costanzo · 2021
A recording of the second session of 2021 of the Permanent Seminar on Criminal Policy at the Universidad del Salvador, held on June 23, 2021, in which Diana Márquez speaks about v…
Diana Márquez · 2023
A piece from Página/12 in which Diana Márquez explains the experience of the Punto de Paz restaurant in the Batán prison as a restorative justice practice. It introduces Víctimas …
Diana Márquez · 2022
A short column in which the author, a victim of a serious crime, asks how victims and offenders coexist in the same community and how to move out of victimization. She questions t…
Diana Márquez · 2025
An essay by Diana Márquez, written in the first person plural from Víctimas por la Paz, on what victims need once the sentence has been handed down. It distinguishes procedural tr…