Pensar Guatemala desde la resistencia
el neoliberalismo enfrentado
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Contributions
- Rivera González, Nelton, author - Contributor
- Sigüenza Ramírez, Pablo, author - Contributor
- Xón Riquiac, María Jacinta, author - Contributor
Publication
2018 - Prensa Comunitaria, Guatemala, Guatemala, Guatemala
Language
Spanish
Word Count
81,000 words, Guess
Page Count
324 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-109929700420
- ISBN-139789929700420
- Library of Congress Control Number2017494389
- OCLC Control Number1048461679
- Open LibraryOL44416634M
Classifications
- DDC972.8105/3
- LCCF1466.7 .P46 2016
Description
From back cover: Since the turn of the century, communities in Guatemala have begun a new cycle of resistance to face the neoliberal policies that lead to the extraction and annihilation of nature and the rupture of the social fabric. With their actions, communities are preventing the economic and moral impunity of dispossession from being implemented. Their resistance is a creative source of forms and proposals of society that they are creating in their actions for life. This book is one more product of that objective. It seeks to make known some of the dynamics that occur in Guatemalan society when confronting neoliberalism through texts written by colleagues who have been working and reflecting on different ways in which this community resistance is manifested, or this is reflected in our what to do.
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