Resumo

HUANCA AROHUANCA, Jesús Wiliam. Hatred of the Indian: The Early Revenge of a Historical Class Morally Decadent and the Second Evangelization in Blood and Fire in the Plurinational State of Bolivia. Estudios del Desarrollo Social [online]. 2022, vol.10, n.2  Epub 01-Ago-2022. ISSN 2308-0132.

The article examines the hatred of the Indian as a materiality of the facts achieved and the manifesto of the former vice-president of the Plurinational State of Bolivia [PSB], Álvaro García Linera, reference, to the coup d'état to the Indianist leader Evo Morales for the conservative-urban-traditional-religious Bolivian class. In parallel, he reflects on the second evangelization to blood and fire from the insertion of the mantra of the Bible into the hall of the Burnt Palace. The methodology is unfolded in the qualitative approach of an exegetical nature with documentary revision contemplated in the dimensional hexagon of the relevant academic bodies. It is concluded that, in a convulsed scenario, in which the eyes of the international community orbit the spheres of the coup in Bolivia, it is necessary to help find the meaning and direction of the future of the multi-identity-pluricivilization multi-democracy of which the Movement to Socialism (MAS) was the preceptor thread, made up mostly of all the managers of indigenous power.

Palavras-chave : Indian; racism; State; colonization; politics; christianity.

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