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DIR By: kkshaha cnd
Date: September 16, 2023, 4:51 am
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In a context of gradual deglobalization, the temptation for a
strong disconnection is strong. But for just transitions to
progress, we need the creation of strong regional blocs, as well
as moving in the direction of an ecosocial State. The ecological
and climate crisis is introducing new risks, mostly with
irreversible damage, that affect the population unequally.
As economist Rubén Lo Vuolo points out, we need to overcome
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logic of a State that repairs damage
to build a State capable of preventing it. Distribution must be
thought of independently of growth. An ecosocial State should
seek a social protection mechanism that is as universal as
possible. Before guaranteeing a retirement (to those who have
made contributions for years), we must aim for a universal
income or basic income, to move from a compensatory State to a
preventive State, concerned more with the needs of the people
than with the interests of the corporations32.
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Without constant, coordinated and massive social mobilization,
this will hardly happen. It is not just about bringing together
climate movements or rethinking environmentalism, but also about
integrating a multiplicity of struggles that have not always
been connected to each other, but that in recent years tend to
progressively adhere to the paradigm of just transitions,
contributing to advance in its different dimensions: feminist,
anti-racist, peasant, indigenous, animal rights, union, popular
and solidarity economy movements, among others. Far from the
individualistic solutions that emerge from the "Decarbonization
Consensus", this allows us to understand that the solution is
collective; which is not only technical, but deeply political.
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