2022
DOI: 10.1590/18070337-113970
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Tensiones entre el movimiento indígena y el Estado a la luz de la trayectoria de las Bartolinas en Bolivia

Abstract: Resumen Las dinámicas de conflictividad entre el movimiento campesino indígena y el Estado en Bolivia son examinadas a la luz de la trayectoria política y las disputas que han conformado los periodos de vida de la Confederación Nacional de Mujeres Campesinas Indígenas Originarias ‘Bartolina Sisa’ (1978-2018) y son interpretadas en clave de autonomía. Emergieron aprovechando una fisura en el movimiento campesino indígena, impulsaron un proyecto de representación no mediada o autorrepresentación política que der… Show more

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“…The Bartolinas' commitment to chachawarmi also served to distinguish them from urban feminists, whom they identified as white, middle-class, and a product of capitalism, even when they were in the same political party (Montes 2011, 28;Arce Cuadros 2022). Tensions between Bartolinas and feminists were exacerbated by the hundreds of years of indigenous women's servitude to lighter-skinned women, who often viewed them as clients of their nongovernmental projects rather than as political partners (Arce Cuadros 2022, 163;Rousseau and Ewig 2017, 426).…”
Section: Chachawarmimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Bartolinas' commitment to chachawarmi also served to distinguish them from urban feminists, whom they identified as white, middle-class, and a product of capitalism, even when they were in the same political party (Montes 2011, 28;Arce Cuadros 2022). Tensions between Bartolinas and feminists were exacerbated by the hundreds of years of indigenous women's servitude to lighter-skinned women, who often viewed them as clients of their nongovernmental projects rather than as political partners (Arce Cuadros 2022, 163;Rousseau and Ewig 2017, 426).…”
Section: Chachawarmimentioning
confidence: 99%