Resistances and re-existences of the Comechingona Ticas community against extractivism in the Cochatalasate territory (Córdoba, Argentina)
We propose to analyze in this article several plots of the Comunidad Ticas del Pueblo Nación Comechingón, in defense of the territory of Cochatalasacate -Department of Punilla, Córdoba, Argentina-, against extractivism. This analysis has its origins in the dialogues of knowledge built in the heat of...
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Centro de Investigaciones de la Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades
2022
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| Acceso en línea: | https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/intersticios/article/view/38879 |
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| Sumario: | We propose to analyze in this article several plots of the Comunidad Ticas del Pueblo Nación Comechingón, in defense of the territory of Cochatalasacate -Department of Punilla, Córdoba, Argentina-, against extractivism. This analysis has its origins in the dialogues of knowledge built in the heat of volunteer work in the territory and the experience of struggle shared between the Tica community and the La Jarilla collective (Participatory action research team of which we are a part). Based on the voices of those who make up the Ticas community, intertwining other fundamental academic works, we will address indigenous, territorial, and socio-environmental issues from the perspective of Political Ecology of the South and decolonial perspectives. For this, we present a series of questions associated with the conflict and the strategies that the Ticas community has deployed for its resistance and territorial re-existence. In the first place, we ask ourselves how the silencing of the indigenous struggle in Córdoba was established historically and how this process particularly affected the Ticas community. Sequentially, the gaze will point to the resistance and re-existence strategies generated by the Ticas community to defend life protect the native forest and claim ancestral territories. |
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