"Não importa onde você nasce, nem onde você morre, mas onde você luta" relatos sobre os territórios camponeses agroalimentares do Sarare Araucano

Abstract

The Sarare region has been the setting of territorial disputes for sixty years, in response to this the Territorios Campesinos Agroalimentarios (TECAM) were created as an instrument for the recognition of farmers ways of life that have historically been invisible by the Colombian state and other subjects in the territory. In this research, using qualitative methods, the stories of the inhabitants of Sarare were documented to analyze the impact of territorial conflicts on their farmer identity. In conclusion, the villages where the TECAM were declared are representative for the peasantry because they were the epicenter of colonization, agrarian reform plan, extractivism and farmer organization, all processes that define them as colonists, laborers and farmers from Sarare.