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http://hdl.handle.net/2183/22002 La subversión del edén mazatleco: empresarialismo turístico especulativo en la Isla de la Piedra
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Ibarra, Guillermo
Moreno, Adriana
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ROTUR, 2015, 10: 1-22. ISSN: 1888-6884
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[Resumen] A partir de la evaluación del impacto en el
desarrollo urbano portuario que tendrá
Mazatlán, ubicado en el litoral del
Pacífico, a consecuencia de la apertura de
la carretera transoceánica que lo
conectará con Matamoros, en el Océano
Atlántico, formando el Corredor
Económico del Norte de México, se
muestra la inviabilidad y el carácter
utópico y especulativo del proyecto
turístico Amaitlán. Garden City, Mazatlán,
localizado en la Isla de la Piedra, que se
promociona por una inmobiliaria privada
como ciudad verde, sustentable, capaz de
generar una motricidad económica
regional que duplique el mercado de
trabajo local en un plazo de cincuenta
años. Las tierras comunales de propiedad
ejidal de los pobladores de la Isla han
entrado en un juego especulativo que a
mediano plazo afectará su patrimonio y su
hábitat, cayendo en una lógica de
acumulación por desposesión. Bajo estas
circunstancias se concluye que Mazatlán
no cuenta con capacidades para la
innovación socio institucional del
territorio turístico, corroborándose en
Amaitlán.
[Abstract] From the assessment of the impacts of Mazatlan´s urban development, located on the Pacific coast, with the opening of the transoceanic highway that will connect it with Matamoros, in the Atlantic Ocean, forming the Northern Economic Corridor, it is shown the unfeasibility and the utopian of the speculative tourism project “Amaitlán. Garden City, Mazatlan”, located on Stone Island, which is promoted by a private developer as green and sustainable, able to generate a regional economic motor to double the local labor market in fifty years. The communal lands owned by the people of the island have entered in a speculative game that in the medium term will affect its land and its habitat, falling into a logic of accumulation by dispossession. It is concluded that Mazatlan has a deficit of socio institutional capabilities for territorial innovation on tourism
[Abstract] From the assessment of the impacts of Mazatlan´s urban development, located on the Pacific coast, with the opening of the transoceanic highway that will connect it with Matamoros, in the Atlantic Ocean, forming the Northern Economic Corridor, it is shown the unfeasibility and the utopian of the speculative tourism project “Amaitlán. Garden City, Mazatlan”, located on Stone Island, which is promoted by a private developer as green and sustainable, able to generate a regional economic motor to double the local labor market in fifty years. The communal lands owned by the people of the island have entered in a speculative game that in the medium term will affect its land and its habitat, falling into a logic of accumulation by dispossession. It is concluded that Mazatlan has a deficit of socio institutional capabilities for territorial innovation on tourism
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