Multiculturalism and economic impact in Latin America and the Caribbean: Challenges and perspectives in the context of Covid 19

Incil V.E.M.; Fernández R.A.D.; Rivero O.F.M.; Espino L.A.Z. · Encuentros (Maracaibo) (2022) · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6551140

Resumen

The article aims to analyze the socio-economic panorama of the countries that make up the Latin American and Caribbean region, whose main source of study focuses on the predominant multiculturalism in native and indigenous peoples seen from a health crisis approach in full swing of the COVID-19. Thus, despite the current policies to deal with and consolidate the overthrow of the history of oppression and capitalist exploitation in minority communities, the disconnection between the literal nature of the current policies and their implementation by virtue of protection can still be evidenced. and support for the collective and social rights of indigenous populations. In this sense, this research is developed from a qualitative approach under the methodology of grounded theory in an exploratory and descriptive framework of the phenomenal situation of indigenous peoples marginalized as a result of an imposing current neoliberal model. © Encuentros (Maracaibo). All rights reserved.

Instituciones: Universidad Privada del Norte