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The aim is to analyze roadblocks during a protest against a constitutional reform promoting lithium mining in Jujuy, Argentina.

May 3, 2026Area

Blocking Route 52: Mining, Landscape and Protest in Jujuy Province (Argentina, 2023)

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DODiego OrtúzarUniversité Paris-Sud

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The article examines how Indigenous communities protested against lithium mining expansion in Jujuy Province, highlighting collective action dynamics.

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The aim is to analyze roadblocks during a protest against a constitutional reform promoting lithium mining in Jujuy, Argentina.
Historical and ethnographic analysis of roadblocks in Jujuy Province.
Investigation of community dynamics related to mining and tourism.
Examination of Route 52's role in facilitating collective action.
Protests unified diverse Indigenous groups with differing views on mining.
Route 52 served as both a protest site and an agent for community coordination.
Historical and economic contexts shaped different community relationships to mining.

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Diego Ortúzar (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f6e5ac8071d4f1bdfc658a https://doi.org/10.1111/area.70120

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Implication

The article examines how Indigenous communities protested against lithium mining expansion in Jujuy Province, highlighting collective action dynamics.