Weaving a rhizomatic pluriverse: Allin kawsay , the Crianza Mutua Networks, and the Global Tapestry of Alternatives

Drawing on experiences from Abya Yala/Latin America, and based on the Andean philosophy and praxes of Allin kawsay, this article proposes and introduces the idea of a 'rhizomatic pluriverse' as a horizontal structure of dialogue(s) between multiple and diverse pluriversal alternatives. The article draws on the experiences of the Global Tapestry of Alternatives and the Crianza Mutua Networks as points of reference to argue for the possibility of bringing territorial alternatives into dialogue with one another, based on a common rejection of the forces of oppression and a shared struggle for the existence of a multiplicity or worlds, knowledges, cultures, and praxes.