From the scholars’ interviews, the Buenos Ayres Yoga School case appears as a fabrication by a single vicious anti-cultist and by prosecutors who unwisely believed him.
Susan J. Palmer
La tragedia de la Escuela de Yoga de Buenos Aires. 4. Las Nueve Mujeres “Víctimas”
La historia de nueve mujeres brillantes y profesionales que fueron falsa y odiosamente etiquetadas como “víctimas” y “prostitutas.”
The Tragedy of the Buenos Aires Yoga School. 4. The Nine Women “Victims”
The story of nine brilliant, professional women who were falsely and obnoxiously labeled as “victims” and “prostitutes.”
La Tragedia de la Escuela de Yoga de Buenos Aires. 3. Mariano Krauz , oboísta y compositor
Un gran músico fue calumniado por un “antisecta profesional”, vilipendiado y detenido.
The Tragedy of the Buenos Aires Yoga School. 3. Mariano Krauz, Oboist and Composer
A great musician was slandered by a “professional anti-cultist,” vilified, and arrested.
The Tragedy of the Buenos Aires Yoga School. 2. Carlos Barragán, Magician
How an internationally famous stage magician was falsely accused of being a “cultist human trafficker” and ended up in jail.
La tragedia de la Escuela de Yoga de Buenos Aires. 2. Carlos Barragán, mago
Cómo un mago escénico de fama internacional fue acusado falsamente de ser un “traficante de personas sectario” y acabó en la cárcel.
La Tragedia de la Escuela de Yoga de Buenos Aires. 1. Dos académicas investigan
En mayo de 2023, una académica canadiense y otra estadounidense visitaron Argentina para investigar lo que los medios locales llamaban la “secta del horror.” Descubrieron que la historia era diferente.
The Tragedy of the Buenos Aires Yoga School. 1. Two Scholars Investigate
In May 2023, a Canadian and an American academic visited Argentina to investigate what the local media called the “horror cult.” They found the story was different.
Russian Doukhobors in Canada. 3. The Forced Assimilation of Children
Boarding schools for sons and daughters of the Doukhobors were a brutal attempt at eradicating their culture and identity. Canada has yet to apologize.
Susan J. Palmer
Susan J. Palmer is an Affiliate Professor in the Religions and Cultures Department at Concordia University in Montreal. She has directed the Children on Sectarian Religions and State Control project at McGill University, supported by the Social Sciences and the Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). She is the author of fourteen books, notably The New Heretics of France (Oxford University Press, 2012).