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Multiculturalism has established itself worldwide as a new trend in political theory. Therefore, this paper examines the principles of multiculturalism from the theory of Will Kymlicka, contrasting it with the pluralistic tendency of Giovanni Sartori. Performing a theoretical dialectical investigation of the postulates of the authors from the dogmatic perspective. To demonstrate the application of theories in the Colombian legal system, specifically as it pertains to the rights of indigenous groups, determining the nuclei of differentiated rights for indigenous and limits thereof, within the framework of the Constitution of 1991 and the jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court. ; El multiculturalismo se ha posicionado a nivel mundial como una tendencia novedosa en teoría política. Por ello este trabajo examina los postulados del multiculturalismo desde la teoría de Will Kymlicka, contrastándola con la tendencia pluralista de Giovanni Sartori. Realizando una investigación dialéctica teórica de los postulados de los autores desde la perspectiva dogmática. Para evidenciar la aplicación de las teorías en el ordenamiento jurídico colombiano, específicamente en lo atinente a los derechos de los grupos indígenas, determinando los núcleos de derechos diferenciados para los indígenas y los límites de los mismos, en el marco de la Constitución Política de 1991 y la jurisprudencia de la Corte Constitucional.

In the last three decades, the supply of housing in Argentina has not kept pace with demand. This study analyzes the main drivers of Argentina's housing market and relates them to the macroeconomic environment in order to advance a policy agenda for housing policy reform. The demand for housing was calculated and tenure choice was analyzed. Structural characteristics affecting Argentina's housing market include the high concentration of the urban population in a few large metropolitan areas, the association of urban poverty with the housing deficit, and overcrowding. The mortgage market lost its appeal following the 2001-02 crisis due to widespread breaches of contract legitimized through protective legislation (still in place), insufficient long-term financing, and high inflation. The housing deficit could be eliminated in five to eight years if well-coordinated policy initiatives to develop the mortgage market and provide low-income housing were adopted under a decentralized, demand-driven, subsidized program.