Bolivia ¿el país de la utopía?

Abstract

Modernity as a political project of the State-Nation’s constitution implied the overcoming wishes of humanity as the rupture product with the religión magic world and the affirmation of the society and individual autonomy. This long process involved projects, some achievable and others as a future to reach, as a desire to perform, i.e. as a utopia to pursue. Bolivia, one of the poorest countries of Latin America, has emerged at the beginning of the XXI century to a different reality, unknown in Latin America, to have as its first President an indigenous origin unionist leader, which has open new political, economic, social, cultural and new intracultural and intercultural relations. A process full of utopías horizon, some accomplished and have left to be utopías, and others that help us up to glimpse new realities, as the Good Living (buen vivir), that seems to be one of the Andean World most powerfull utopías in middle of a reactionary capitalism, dangerous for the possibilities to overcome the internal limits of the Good Living in a country whose economy is based on the extractive and gas industry: Bolivia a country of the utopia.