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Anybody who has studied Latin American History, or even World History, would not be surprised to learn that Latin American countries have always suffered external domination from the current hegemonic or regional leader. For instance, in the XIX century, whenever there was a political or economic conflict, the reaction of regional powers was the military occupation of the indebted country. In the XX century, however, the so-called powerfuls and their hegemonic forces organized coups d'etat and consequently, decided who would govern these countries and imposed functional leaders who worked for the political and economic benefit of hegemony. (.) ; Civil Society against Neoliberal Domination The World Social Forum creation Alternatives and Efficacy The International Council and the Antineoliberal Movement vs. Anticapitalist Movement: the Reform against the Revolution Non-hegemonic concepts by the State: Policies and Declarations Final Comments Bibliography