El día que los caracoles aprendieron a correr: autonomía y territorio en las comunidades zapatistas

The end of developmentalist states and the beginning of neoliberalist globalization in Latin America produced, among others things, "relocation" movements in the region. These cause the emergence of new actors at international level. One of the most notable was the zapatist movement, from southern Mexico. They began a period of visibility of indigenous peoples throughout the continent. After more than 15 years since its appearance in public sphere, after several negotiations with the Mexican government, and after a high level of popularity around the world, EZLN continues currently its political project. Now inside its own territory, in Chiapas. Through new experiences of participation and democratic organization.