At the same time, it is undeniable that in Florida and elsewhere, archipelagic autogestión and political mobilization face formidable and complex challenges. In addition to the workings of colonial-capitalism, weak public institutions, corporate media, debt crisis, and structural violence, coordinated actions have been few, limiting the ability or organizations and communities to overturn hegemonic political logics and leverage their power. The movement’s cimarrón tactic of ignoring the state may likewise contribute to depletion as the burden of rebuilding and solving community problems falls on residents themselves, most of whom have limited resources.