Crossroads against the reproduction of peasant culture: Veredas Campo Alegre, El Tesoro, Santa Rosa and La Paz San Francisco, of the corregimiento La Danta in the municipality of Sonsón, Antioquia, Colombia (1990-2019)

Abstract

This article approaches the process of exploitation-expropriation of land from the peasant population, a phenomenon that can be identified as de-peasantization, which has repercussions in the relationship between human beings and the nature, the ownership of land and property and the means of production, altering material conditions that mediate the reproduction of the traditional culture of these populations; It is observed that the normative updates privilege practices with each legitimate transformation into "rights". Which constitute abuses, insofar as they make the right of one of the parties that links the property tension contingent. To understand it, it is necessary to take advantage of the Totality as a category of analysis, identifying the subjects that participate in the socio-spatial context where tensions are expressed due to the privatization of profits, focusing on the resources that make a geostrategic location visible, which calls into question the debate on the development, planning and reproduction of peasant life. The Law abstracts from the need and determinations of historical appropriation by the peasants, while imposing forces that interpret the interests of capital, subordinates the deliberative capacity of the State and exacerbate a prolonged armed conflict.