Facing the question about the forms in which the Latin American-Caribbean intellectuality has though beyond the nation-state and facing the question about a meta-national "agenda" entertained by this same intellectuality, I study the work of Leopoldo Zea. I present four levels in which Leopoldo Zea built a meta-national "agenda" for the intellectuality above mentioned: the firs level related to eidetical studies, the second is about LAC philosophy and thought; the third level aims at the creation of intellectualnetworks in LAC; the last one refers to the spread out of Mexican culture worldwide. This article has been elaborated taking, also, a lot of contributions offered by authors who have written about this Mexican philosopher: Werner Altman, Carolina Guerrero, Abelardo Villegas, Enrique Dussel, Tzvi Medin, Javier Pinedo, Alberto Saladino, Fernando Aínsa, Pablo Guadarrama, among others. Finally, I intend to launch some ideas of Leopoldo Zea beyond his own conceptions.