Territorial decentralization of the state and municipal autonomy

Abstract

This article addresses the issue of the State as a political entity that is shaped by the status granted to it by the people, where the great power that it manages is defined and how they are able to choose who manages certain sectors, or how the country is managed, where the people are exposed as a simple arena of battles, so that friends and enemies of the State can carry out their battles in their quest for political power. After a general description of what it is and what it represents, the need for municipalities to make this political entity work is also defined.