Human rights and social vulnerability. Agenda 2030 and original peoples. Peru to 2050

Abstract

We are living, in Latin America and the Caribbean, one of the worst moments in our history, if not the worst. A crisis of humanity with health, economic, social, political, cultural and environmental effects and consequences, which will last in the medium term. The consequences of the confinement by COVID-19, citizen discontent, family violence, lack of health care, job loss, informality, food insecurity, corruption, etc., are already manifesting in the distancing of representative democracies, lack of trust in public institutions, making governance precarious (governance consists of the traditions and through the institutions by which authority is exercised in a country. This includes the process by which it is selected, monitored and replaces governments, the government's ability to effectively formulate and implement sound policies, and the respect of citizens and the state for the institutions that govern the economic and social interactions between them Kaufmann et al. 2009) of countries. A vision of human rights within the framework of social vulnerability, the proposal for the 2030 Agenda on indigenous peoples, as well as the vision of Peru to 2050, will be presented. Likewise, a call for integration, product of the I Andean Communication Congress held in Lima. (September 28 and 29, 2022).