Six studies are presented that collect experiences with confronting themes, present in the diversity of violence that crosses the Mexican territory. Projects that refer to the reconstruction of the social fabric are critically explored, the problem of missing persons and their repercussions are analyzed, political and educational experiences of peasant and indigenous groups, their struggles and achievements are shared. Likewise, it analyzes how whiteness, racialization and citizenship are linked, triggering covert structural violence, and explores the way in which ICTs contribute to the construction of different socialities. To this end, the authors have developed their research based on the approaches of civilizational ruptures, world-system theory, and epistemological approaches from the South.