Bolivia en busca de su política urbana
Abstract
Bolivia se está transformando en un país urbano, manteniendo, sin embargo, un enfoque en el mundo rural, indígena y campesino. Los gobiernos intentan montar una política urbana basada, principalmente, en recomendaciones internacionales, como la cumbre de Quito, Hábitat III. El resultado no está a la altura de las expectativas, por ser un nuevo campo político. Este artículo propone una reflexión sobre una política urbana en Bolivia, partiendo de las peculiaridades urbanas bolivianas, e intentando integrar los desafíos de hoy.
Bolivia is becoming an urban country, maintaining, however, a focus on the rural, indigenous and peasant world. Governments are trying to set up an urban policy based mainly on international recommendations, such as the Quito summit, Habitat III. The result does not live up to expectations, as it is a new political field. This article proposes a reflection on urban policy in Bolivia, starting from the peculiarities of Bolivian urbanism in an attempt to integrate today's challenges.
Bolivia is becoming an urban country, maintaining, however, a focus on the rural, indigenous and peasant world. Governments are trying to set up an urban policy based mainly on international recommendations, such as the Quito summit, Habitat III. The result does not live up to expectations, as it is a new political field. This article proposes a reflection on urban policy in Bolivia, starting from the peculiarities of Bolivian urbanism in an attempt to integrate today's challenges.
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