Hegemonic (neo)liberal-(neo)colonial subjectivities and political subjectivities in autonomous resistances and re-existences

Abstract

Abya Yala (Latin America and the Caribbean)'s territory have historically been until today crossed by the offensive of different tangles of global power that recolonize and recycle their own extractive forms in times of green colonialism, in search of precious metals, energy reserves, fertile lands, cheap labor. To these conditions generated like opposed as hopes, by the various insurrections of organized peoples, social movements, women, indigenous peoples who are creating other ways of producing, organizing, living, generating heterogeneous forms of reexistence to economic, social, political, and cultural domination.

This article we will address: the configuration neo-liberal and neo-colonial's subjectivities as part of the hegemonic plot; the communal and collective subjectivities emerging in everyday resistances beyond deliberative and public resistances, and we will reflect on the Collective Being, directly touching on the role of organic intellectualities in autonomous processes and Nosotredad; a task that we have been inhabiting in a very different way in academic and political institutions.