La identidad latinoamericana: una perspectiva desde las clases sociales

Se analizan las identidades latinoamericanas desde un enfoque de las clases y de la lucha de clases, situándose más allá de la bipolaridad clásica burguesía-proletariado y se incorporan una visión heterogénea de las clases sociales. En este debate se articulan dos lógicas elementales: la de la explotación y la de la opresión /dominación que, al vincular los fundamentos de clase con los étnicos, dan un perfil y una resiliencia de lucha particular al continente, que quizás no ocurre en otra región del mundo. La tesis sustentada es que la lucha de clases continúa, mediante movimientos sociales que luchan por diversas reivindicaciones y que asumen el papel de “nuevo sujeto histórico con pretensiones de toma del poder, como en el caso de Bolivia. Abstract The article analyzes the Latin America identities from the class and class struggle approach placing them beyond the classic bipolarity “bourgeoisie-proletariat” and incorporates a heterogeneous vision of the social classes. This debate articulates two elementary logics; the logic of exploitation and the logic of oppression-domination that by linking the fundaments of class with the ethnic give a particular profile and a particular strength fight to the continent that might not be present in other regions of the world. The idea that the article defends and proposes is that the class struggle continues through social movements that fight for several grievances and these movements assume the role of the “new historical subject” who tends to take power as it is the case in Bolivia.

EL PUEBLO ANDINO Y SU DIALÉCTICA HISTÓRICA

ResumenEste artículo explora la sociedad andina analizada desde tres realidades: la geográfica, la socioeconómica,y la política. Sus contextos, y sus características fundamentales son estudiados. Estenos conduce a replantearnos los conceptos de realidad geográfica, libertad, dominación, opresión,realidad económica, realidad política, entre otros.Palabras clave: Pueblo andino, cultura, cultura aymara, cultura quechua, realidad geográfica, libertad,dominación, opresión, realidad económica, realidad política.AbstractThis article deals with the Andean society, analyzed from three realities; the geographical, socio-economicand political. Its contexts and its fundamental characteristics are studied. This leads us to rethink the conceptsof geographical reality, freedom, domination, oppression, economic, political reality, among others.Keywords: Andean People, culture, Aymara culture, Quechua culture, geographical reality, freedom,domination, oppression, economic reality, political reality.

Mujeres negras (sirvientas, putas, matronas): una aproximación a la mujer negra de Colombia

This text questions what it means to be black women in the context of inequity and the multiple forms of violence suffered in Colombian society. It argues that the analysis on black women situation, gender categories are insufficient. Instead, it declares as necessary an analysis that also articulates categories such as ethnicity / race, class, and sexual orientation, questioning these categories while at the same time giving new significance from the specific experiences of women and black communities are given. The text places in tension a universalistic view of feminism and the traditional left. It also explores the reasons for the poverty of the black population especially in the Colombian Pacific region, the institutional emergence of women´s organizations in the same region an examines the "ethnization" of Pacific communities in the context of regulation of article 55 of the Constitution of 1991. Finally, the article ends by showing how oppression has many faces for the black population, especially for black women.