The state of the question about political participation in the young people of the Aymara-Peru Nation. A theoretical dialogue from its actors

In the context played by the neoliberal government of Alan García Pérez (APRA) and the government of Ollanta Humala Tasso (Peruvian Nationalist Party), are aroused the electoral junctures regional of 2014, being elect, governments with inclinations to the tendency monotonous of the experience in pol...

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Autor principal: Huanca Arohuanca, Jesús Wiliam
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Lenguaje:español
Publicado: Universidad Peruana Unión 2021
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Sumario:In the context played by the neoliberal government of Alan García Pérez (APRA) and the government of Ollanta Humala Tasso (Peruvian Nationalist Party), are aroused the electoral junctures regional of 2014, being elect, governments with inclinations to the tendency monotonous of the experience in politics, that they do not guarantee participatory democracy of the actors young: AMA, ACESP, CIMA, Huayna Wila and OJICI. In this contet, the present paper seeks to interpret youth social representations about political participation and the mechanisms of insertion to the national and local politics. Therefore, a qualitative methodology has been used, using the discussion group, the in-depth interview and discourse analysis as a fundamental analytical approach. The participants were young leaders representatives that in some point feel disconcerted by the slovenliness of the central and peripheral political caste of the Nation Aymara (NAM). This study concludes with the statement that young actors have full justification for implementing public policies within the central government and the thresholds related to governability, because they represent the age group more prospective and effective.
ISSN:2304-0335
2225-7136