Legal pluralism in Latin America and the new phase of legal colonialism in constitutional states

Abstract

In the last three decades, in Latin America, the topic of legal pluralism is revitalized from multiple different constitutional reforms and constitutional processes. Without ignoring this context and from some theoretical reflections of great success in Latin America, this issue of
crucial importance for the contemporary law is heard trying to revise the scope of these proposals in Latin American states in their different
processes of constitutional development and secondly, to know where pluralism is going and, from there, interpellate the authors, lawyers and
judicial operators in Latin America that propose ways for this.