Desarrollo y dialéctica de la dependencia en el siglo del imperialismo

in 65 years latin america had two experiences of capitalist development associated with the center of the capitalist world system and neoliberalism, both considered successful until the global crisis of 2008. according to the imf, 40 percent of latin american financial wealth was lost as a result of the crisis on stock exchanges and other business activities. the economic crisis was felt throughout latin america, even in brazil, a very large country, where industrial production had a strong fall. but also in panama, the least populated country in the region, who suffers a decrease in transits the panama canal. developmentalist and neoliberal projects are bankrupt. it is for latin america go beyond the draft national market or even export primary. the area needs to define a comprehensive strategy capable of placing it on the world stage. although many people related economic crisis with the abuse and mismanagement of global resources (neoliberalism), in reality these alleged causes are also the consequence of an even deeper crisis with outputs and results of which shed a new social and spatial organization of society and a balance of power among different social classes.