**1. Introduction**

How to carry out the study of a rural society completely transformed by organized crime, capitalism, and the state? What are the consequences of such individual and collective subjectivities, which have been obliged to abandon their jobs or social work? These basic questions are important in order to know the origins of the internal forced displacement in Sierra de Guerrero as well as reflect on the role the state plays in the maintenance of inequality and uprooting suffered by hundreds of peasant families. These are individuals who, in addition to having been forced to renounce all, that is, leaving their homes, fulfilled lives, and properties, are in conditions of marginality and abandonment. Such displacements in modern times are part of an expanded process of capitalist accumulation and it is manifested in its necrotic version. We refer to a predatory, extraeconomic, and necropolitical phenomenon, which during these last few years, has come to affect radically in the 16 municipalities, which are part of the following regions: Costa Grande, Tierra Caliente, and Centro.

In such municipalities, there are about "1,287 locations with a total population of 104,956 inhabitants" that have been affected by the organized crime cells [1]. What is more, their presence in these locations has generated abjection forms and eradication that are related to the conflict among criminal bands, the little capacity of the state in order to warranty the human sociality, as well as the mining of natural resources. However, such event will not be possible without the "blood quota" needed that supplies the negation of the democracy and official power, because the disposable and cheap manpower of this helps to make eternal the capital cycle of human creativity and human collective. Truth be told, these are the processes that set up, make sense, and make existence of a state that has been the center of attention in the last years due to its high rates of insecurity, (systematic) violence, and social margination. Once said this, the current search is divided into three parts and has as a final goal to explain the possible origins of the forced displacement, the territorial dispossession by violence, as well as the function of the state in the legitimation of the dynamics of the market. On the other hand, we have to point out that the results of the research that will be presented hereafter are part of both lab work and fieldwork done since November of last year, on such date when the pandemic began and made the gathering of interviews or data more complex in order to make a discourse to give an account on the difficulties and paradoxes that are faced by the Guerrerense society.
