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espanolLa democracia —en su concepcion clasica como forma de gobierno— ha venido transformandose en diversos contextos historicos, adquiriendo sentidos que dan cuenta de su caracter performativo. En Venezuela, la organizacion social e institucional ha sido impactada por una forma de democracia, definida constitu cionalmente como participativa y protagonica. Gracias a la participacion protagonica, las mujeres vienen ocupando un rol fundamental en la organizacion social y politica, denotando ser un dispositivo capaz de incidir en la construccion de una ciudadania que contribuya a desmonopolizar el poder politico que hasta ahora sigue siendo patriarcal. Las relaciones hegemonicas de poder siguen siendo androcentricas, aun cuando la revolucion de las mujeres hace del feminismo uno de los movimientos sociales mas fuertes del mundo occidental. Ahora bien, en relacion con el debate democratico, la teoria feminista se manifiesta mediante dos posturas fundamentales: a) ganar terreno ante la vision universalista de la ciudadania, o b) visibilizar la especificidad para denunciar la dominacion patriarcal que hace de la diferencia sexual un factor de discriminacion social. Este trabajo pretende estudiar como han ocurrido estos procesos y como, mediante la participacion protagonica, se ha dado una transformacion sustancial en la ampliacion de los derechos ciudadanos de las venezolanas EnglishDemocracy —in its classical conception as a form of government— has been transforming itself into diverse historical contexts, acquiring senses that account for its performative character. In Venezuela, the social and institutional organization has been impacted by a form of democracy, constitutionally defined as participatory and leading. Thanks to the leading role played, women have been occupying a fundamental role in the social and political organization, denoting being a device capable of influencing the construction of a citizenship that helps to demolish the political power that until now remains patriarchal. Hegemonic power relations remain androcentric, even though the women’s revolution makes feminism one of the strongest social movements in the Western world. Now, in relation to the democratic debate, feminist theory manifests itself through two fundamental positions: a) gaining ground in the face of the universalistic vision of citizenship, or b) making visible the specificity to denounce the patriarchal domination that makes sexual difference a factor of social discrimination. This paper intends to study how these processes have occurred and how, through leading participation, there has been a substantial transformation in the extension of citizen rights of Venezuelan women

Democracia, organización y participación de las mujeres: un proceso de construcción de una ciudadanía diferente