Lamento y juntura: Sobre Espectros de Marx

The article offers an introductory reading of some aspects of the work Specters of Marx by the French philosopher Jacques Derrida (1930-2004). It is highlighted the relationship between deconstructive procedures and the critique of a theology of debt and of a finished eschatology that blocks politics and, consequently, the pos-sibility to restart the common. In addition, the question is posed about the possible meaning of a main idea contained in Specters, which is that there will be no “future without Marx.”