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   DIR By: chandonarani55 sk
       Date: August 29, 2023, 6:49 am
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       Faced with this scenario, social conflict and the resistance of
       communities and social movements to the expansion of
       agribusiness, open-pit mining megaprojects, the construction of
       large hydroelectric dams and the expansion of the oil and energy
       frontier to unconventional hydrocarbons increased. . But the
       resistance struggles against neo-extractivist developmentalism,
       with the leading role of ecoterritorial movements, were not
       limited to a reactive repertoire. Many “yeses” emerged from the
       “no” and alternatives to development and new proactive horizons
       began to be cultivated, such as Good Living, common goods,
       plurinationality, rights to nature and the paradigm of care.
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       middle of the second
       decade of this century coincided with the closing of that
       progressive cycle and the strengthening of the right-wing in
       various countries, amid a profound deterioration of political
       systems and questioning of social actors. and established
       politicians. A strong polarization was installed between the
       progressives, who found themselves attacked and went on the
       defensive, and conservative or reactionary forces that began to
       set the agenda.
       The covid-19 pandemic emerges in this context as a critical
       global event, which allowed accelerating and consolidating
       geopolitical changes that were already taking place, such as
       global militarization, the strengthening of China, the
       inter-imperial struggle and the increase in the gaps between
       center and periphery5. At the same time, a new political window
       of discussion was opened about what the post-pandemic world
       would be like. Despite the insistence of dominant sectors on
       maintaining business as usual , betting more on a "return to
       normality" than on a "new normality", an adaptive logic of
       capitalism also began to gain ground towards a supposedly
       "cleaner" model. » and «ecological.
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