anarquía
Anarquía refers to a political philosophy and social state characterized by the absence of a governing authority, such as a state or government. In an anarchist society, individuals are understood to be free and equal, and social order is maintained through voluntary cooperation and self-governance. This does not necessarily imply chaos or disorder, but rather a system where power is decentralized and individuals are not subject to hierarchical structures.
The concept of anarchism has roots in various philosophical traditions, with prominent thinkers like Pierre-Joseph Proudhon,
The practical implementation of anarchist principles has been attempted in various historical contexts, often during periods