right to resistance. could it be built in peace?

The Right to Resistance (DR) as legal and political fiction, generates scenarios of complex reasoning, as a right or as an anti-right. In Latin America, it has become positive in some of its legal systems, however, its interpretation remains subjective and confusing, its exercise has adopted violent manifestations that have denatured its essence. The DR as a subjective aspiration embedded in legal protection, while channeled through peaceful channels, can represent personal growth and empowerment of intercultural dialogue. From this perspective, it is necessary to resort to mechanisms of peaceful resistance to promote valid democratic practices that tend to restore the fullness of the exercise of rights and the peaceful coexistence of society. At the most, conciliation must be superimposed to deal with conflict in peaceful conditions. The construction of resistance spaces must consolidate the strengthening of democratic systems and their recognition as a right, to be the axis of social justice in any state or government.