The exclusion of colonialism and capitalism has blocked the Latin American integration and influences in the end of the emancipatory story and in its identity

Abstract

Powerful non-state actors are gaining control over the lives and well-being of vast populations, whether they control health, land, clean water, seeds, forests or the quality of the environment. The modern liberal state, the constitutional one that has prevailed is being replaced by privatized and depoliticized contractual obligations. The transatlantic agreements, the Asians and the Russians have that directionality. Under the conditions of the new indirect government, rather than regulating the social conflict between citizens, the thought of the modern reason of the abysses is called to suppress social conflict and to ratify the State of exception, without law. Under this direction, the exclusion of colonialism and neoliberal capitalism will continue to impede the integration of Latin America and seeks to dominate, control and suppress the only literature of popular and indigenous knowledge, the emancipatory story, its identity in short, the thinking of the modern abyss, which has been called to order the relationship between citizens, and between them and the State, is now, in the social domains with greater pressure of the logic of appropriation / violence, called to deal with citizens as non-citizens , and with non-citizens as dangerous natural savages, as in coloniality.