Antiimperialismo latinoamericanista en la generación del Bicentenario
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2015
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Mora Ramírez, Andrés
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Universidad Nacional, Costa Rica
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En este artículo sostengo la tesis de que uno de los componentes centrales del llamado cambio de época en América Latina, en el siglo XXI, corresponde a una vertiente antiimperialista que se expresa con claridad en dos dimensiones: el acento bolivariano-martiano y antiimperialista del discurso político de los exponentes de la generación del Bicentenario; y segundo, su concreción en la nueva arquitectura de la integración regional, de signo posneoliberal. Se argumenta que el proceso revolucionario, antiimperialista y nacional-popular latinoamericano del siglo XXI, fortaleció la autonomía de la región y su posición en el sistema internacional, desligando su política exterior del sometimiento tradicional a los Estados Unidos.
In this article we argue that one of the central components of the so-called change of era in Latin America in the 21st. century, corresponds to an anti-imperialist aspect that is clearly expressed in two dimensions: the Bolivarian-Martian and anti-imperialist tone of the speech of the political exponents of the Generation of the Bicentennial; and second, its concretion in the new architecture of regional integration, of post-neoliberal sign. It is argued that the Latin American revolutionary, anti-imperialist and national-popular process of the 21st. century, strengthened the autonomy of the region and its position in the international system by decoupling the traditional foreign policy submission to the United States.
In this article we argue that one of the central components of the so-called change of era in Latin America in the 21st. century, corresponds to an anti-imperialist aspect that is clearly expressed in two dimensions: the Bolivarian-Martian and anti-imperialist tone of the speech of the political exponents of the Generation of the Bicentennial; and second, its concretion in the new architecture of regional integration, of post-neoliberal sign. It is argued that the Latin American revolutionary, anti-imperialist and national-popular process of the 21st. century, strengthened the autonomy of the region and its position in the international system by decoupling the traditional foreign policy submission to the United States.
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Temas de nuestra américa Vol. 31, N.° 58
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INTEGRACIÓN REGIONAL, NEOLIBERALISMO, REVOLUCIÓN, POLÍTICA, REGIONAL INTEGRATION, NEOLIBERALISM, REVOLUTION, POLICY