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       By: TCHNDONA TC Date: August 30, 2023, 3:05 am
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       Another significant distinctive element between these three
       consensuses is the role of the State. We know that the
       "Washington Consensus" was marked by a minimal State logic and
       the "Commodities Consensus» supported a moderately regulatory
       State, but in close alliance with transnational capital. For its
       part, the “Decarbonization Consensus” seems to inaugurate the
       emergence of a type of planning neostatism –in some cases,
       closer to an eco-corporate State– that seeks to combine the
       green transition with the promotion of private funds and the
       financialization of the nature.
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       and the State tend to approach, facilitate and merge with
       corporate transitions, in a dynamic of submission of the public
       sector to private interests. However, in some cases where there
       are intense cycles of social mobilization, the State may try to
       recover a certain relative autonomy.
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       Likewise, although both the Commodity Consensus ” and the
       “Decarbonization Consensus” imply an extractivist logic, the
       required products and minerals have been expanded. In the first
       case, they are mainly food products, hydrocarbons and minerals
       such as copper, gold, silver, tin, bauxite and zinc, while in
       the second, in addition to the aforementioned minerals, the
       focus of interest falls on in the so-called critical minerals
       for the energy transition such as lithium, cobalt, graphite,
       indium, among others, and rare earths. In both cases, the
       extraction and export of raw materials have catastrophic
       consequences in terms of ecological destruction and the
       generation of dependency.
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