Bibliographic citations
Vargas, M., (2023). La declaratoria de patrimonio cultural de la nación de bienes inmuebles prehispánicos en territorio de pueblos indígenas: caso Wari, Ayacucho [Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/24750
Vargas, M., La declaratoria de patrimonio cultural de la nación de bienes inmuebles prehispánicos en territorio de pueblos indígenas: caso Wari, Ayacucho []. PE: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; 2023. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/24750
@misc{renati/538420,
title = "La declaratoria de patrimonio cultural de la nación de bienes inmuebles prehispánicos en territorio de pueblos indígenas: caso Wari, Ayacucho",
author = "Vargas Espinoza, María Cristina",
publisher = "Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú",
year = "2023"
}
Peru has a vast legacy of pre-Hispanic real estate and also a great diversity of indigenous people. In many cases they coexist, such is the case of the pre-HispanicWari real estate located in indigenous territory. In this context, in 2018 the Ministry of Culture summoned the Quechua people to a preparatory meeting for the prior consultation process for the declaration procedure of cultural heritage of the Wari Nation, seeking to approve its delimitation; however, the process did not continue due to the rejection of the population. In this scenario, this research identifies how the State developed the administrative procedure for the approval of the delimitation of the declaration of the Wari cultural heritage, considering the following objectives: 1) To determine how the State applies the regulatory framework of the National cultural heritage in indigenous territories; 2) to know the development of the administrative procedure for the approval of the delimitation of the declaration of the Wari Nation cultural heritage in indigenous territories; and 3) to determine how the Ministry of Culture has approached the recognition of indigenous territories where a pre-Hispanic real estate is located within the administrative procedure for the approval of the delimitation of the declaration of Wari Nation cultural heritage. Theoretically, this research applies a socio-anthropological analysis of Law, considering plural socio-cultural contexts where there are two social groups: the State and the indigenous peoples. This research concludes that the State has applied mainly the regulatory framework for the protection of the National cultural heritage over the right of the Quechua indigenous people, showing institutional weaknesses that prevent the continuity of said procedure, thus jeopardizing the legal protection of the jurisdiction of the indigenous territory and the protection of Wari.
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