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Period: 1870-1940
Features:
1.- Operated in both the global South and global North, striving to control what Wallerstein calls the "dangerous classes" by means of the rise in living standards and the promotion of national sovereignty.

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Period: 1982-1988
Features:
1.-  Approach:  accumulation by dispossession of the wages of the nation as a source of tribute to pay foreign debt.
2.- It was a configuration of capitalism that emerged after huge masses of wealth that had originally constituted the social consumption fund were now redirected into the capitalist accumulation fund.
3.- The market became defined in terms of the wounded and the dead.

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Period: 1988-2006
Features:
1.- It emerged from de criminal capitalism, which grew through an increasingly wide range of modalities to set up linkages between various elements of the political class and the criminal economy.
2.- In the beginning it engaged in activities that had been abandoned by the state.
3.- In 2005, the Mexican criminal economy already had factories and contracts in Asia.

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Period: 2006-2021
Features:
1.- The politics of death as the basis for new forms of accumulation by dispossession expanded
2.- A new type of income emerged: criminal income.
3.- The expression “the country is full of graves” originated due to the tremendous concentration of private wealth, impossible if not for the violent establishment of accumulation by dispossession, has been based on necropolitics.
4.- Edgardo Buscaglia has estimated that the clusters of capital income derived from criminal rent, intersecting with legal businesses, correspond to 40 percent of national GDP and move into the world economy through a network operating in 47 countries. The criminal economy operating from Mexico is among the most powerful in the 21st century.

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1.- Politics of death: políticas de la muerte
2.- Accumulation by dispossession: acumulación por despojo
3.- Military dictatorship: dictadura militar
4.- Foreign debt: deuda externa
5.- Social consumption fund: fondo de consumo social
6.- Capitalist accumulation fund: fondo de acumulación cqpitalista
7.- Criminal income: ingreso criminal
8.- Private wealth: riqueza criminal
9.- Necropolitical capitalism: capitalismo necropolítico
10.- Nacropolitical capitalism: capitalismo nacropolítico

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Valeria Santacruz Sierra