Decoloniality as the Only Pathway to the Right to Development in Latin America.

Nathalie Beghin
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This article seeks to discuss the severe economic and social impacts caused in the region by the development model in place as well as proposals for transformation advanced by different Latin American social movements. This is not a scholarly article, but rather a set of reflections gained from extensive reading and years of political activism carried out in Brazil, in the region, and worldwide. Nor is this article exhaustive; rather it consists of ideas that may contribute to the debate surrounding the right to development.

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非殖民化是拉丁美洲实现发展权的唯一途径。
本文试图讨论现有的发展模式对该地区造成的严重经济和社会影响,以及拉美不同社会运动提出的转型建议。这不是一篇学术文章,而是一组从广泛阅读和多年来在巴西、该地区和世界范围内进行的政治活动中获得的思考。这篇文章也并非详尽无遗;相反,它包含了一些可能有助于围绕发展权展开辩论的想法。
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