El interjuego entre la normalización estatal y agencia indígena en la ejecución del relevamiento territorial de comunidades indígenas en Rio Negro, Argentina

Abstract

This article deals with the execution of Law 26.160 and the territorial survey program of indigenous communities (ReTeCI) that seek to know the territorial situation of indigenous communities. On the one hand, the article analyzes the make-up continuity of colonial devices in this public policy, while, on the other hand, it highlights the capacity of the indigenous agency within this process of relationship with the state, reactivating its role to address the influence exerted on it. The forms adopted by ReTeCI in the province of Río Negro. In this journey, I will delve into the forms and nuances of this indigenous agency in the survey process, paying special attention to the interplay between state normalization and indigenous empowerment.