“Terminar la revolución” El pueblo soberano en el momento constituyente de mitad de siglo, 1849-1854.

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Peña Aragón, Cesar Nicolás

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Ortega, Francisco

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Trabajo de grado - Doctorado

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2022-08-22

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In the mid-XIX century (1849 and 1854), the New Granada society underwent a series of transformations that gave shape to a new political and social structure. This process, known by historiography as the mid-century liberal reforms, has been understood from the transformations of the productive and fiscal structure of the republic. Intellectual history allows for this process to be read in terms of the political, center point from which the institution of political community comes, and for which the problematic knot went through the redefinition of the people as a bearer of sovereignty. This meant that the republic was heading to a constituent moment in which a heterogeneous set of players declared themselves as the sovereign people and proposed to constitute themselves. This constituent intention was marked by the time’s accelerated growth of intellectual context through the use of concepts such as revolution, which aided in the political change. By understanding their own experience as a revolution, the reformists drew a line of continuity between what happened in the middle of the century and the experience of independence, valued as an unfulfilled promise. Ending the 1810 revolution became the main objective for those who demanded reforms, who thought that this would end the instability threatening the republic. The adopted formula for this purpose was the democratic Republic supported by individual sovereignty and universal suffrage. The testing of this political option demonstrated its precariousness in building consensus and it was impugned by part of the sovereign people who did not feel represented in the institution of the new order.

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