At this critical moment of our multiple feminist endeavors, sometimes dispersed and scattered, sometimes confronted, among several of us we promote the publication in Mexico of The feminist power or the desire to change everything by Verónica Gago. It is therefore no coincidence or chance to receive such encouragement today from the south. In Argentina, as Verónica tells us in words, a fertile loop has been braided that is understood when one thinks from the creative and situated process that sustains the 8M as the Women's Strike and other feminized bodies. The loop ties together the massive nature of the contemporary feminist rebellion, braiding it with the radical nature of its practices that open and expand political horizons. Veronica scrutinizes this long and sustained process, quickly organizing what has been learned there. The conversation that the work of Verónica Gago can open with the multiple Mexican experiences of struggle is immense and fertile. She set out to think from the power of feminist struggles, considering that "we don't know what we can until we experience the displacement of the limits that made us believe and obey." Vero Gago's work sediments useful knowledge for us, women and other bodies in struggle. It is useful and able to be fertile because it contains situated experience that is analyzed with great lucidity. The feminist power or the desire to change everything is a contribution so that, among many, we produce that other displacement that we also require. Vero dear, your words are timely. Thank you.