INTERCULTURAL BILINGUAL EDUCATION AS A POLITICAL AND EPISTEMIC PROJECT

This article answers the following questions: Why IBE is a political and epistemic project? What does IBE consider as an epistemic and political project? Which is the contribution of the IBE, to develop what might be called the insurrection of subjugated knowledge? The analysis of these issues conveys in ambiguity logic, battlefield, contradictions between structure and agent, and between intercultural agents. A priori, tangentially contextualizes the emergence in DINEIB weaving the organizational processes and the activation of the Ecuadorian indigenous movement with relation to those of Bolivia and Mexico.