Estado, organización territorial y constitucionalismo plurinacional en Ecuador y Bolivia: ¿Una década ganada?

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Ten years have passed since the Ecuadorian and Bolivian constituent processes, which formally concluded with the approval of two constitutional texts that could be described as the most ambitious proposals of the entire continent with regard to the reconfiguration of state power. The transforming horizon of such texts is condensed in the definition of the State as a Plurinational State and in the objective of achieving justice in three dimensions: social, ecological and cultural. This work addresses, first of all, the way in which, broadly speaking, the Ecuadorian and Bolivian Constitutions assume the proposal of cultural justice, as the recognition and purpose of equalization, formal and material, of indigenous cultures, peoples or nations and of the way in which such equalization must be carried out through the achievement of the plurinationality of the State. After that, the text deals with one of the main achievements of plurinationality, which is the territorial reconfiguration of power based on recognition of the right of self-government of indigenous peoples. Finally, some conclusions are highlighted, also intended as proposals for a debate that should be kept alive ​
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