LA “RE-EXISTENCIA” DESDE LOS TERRITORIOS COMUNITARIOS Y EL PATRIMONIO BIOCULTURAL FRENTE A LA MEGA-MINERÍA A CIELO ABIERTO EN MÉXICO
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https://doi.org/10.51359/2238-6211.2018.234400Abstract
La problemática social y ambiental derivada del nuevo extractivismo minero va en aumento, para enfrentarla se han generado procesos de resistencia y lucha a nivel local y regional que han integrado temas de defensa del patrimonio histórico, planeación regional, proyectos en base a derechos humanos y ambientales, recuperación y re-existencia de modos de vida campesinos, entre otros. En los múltiples casos donde se ha impuesto esta mega-minería devastadora se ha puesto a la orden del día la necesidad de un enfoque de recuperación, no sólo en el aspecto físico-material y de restauración de suelos de los sitios mineros, sino en una perspectiva que parta de los procesos históricos tanto comunitarios como regionales, sus formas de sobrevivencia y lucha para regenerar la propia vida de los sitios y restaurar el tejido social.
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