Conflictividad y acción política en tiempos de COVID: Dos tesis preliminares
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03/2021
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Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Instituto de Estudios de América Latina y el Caribe
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Observatorio Latinoamericano
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¿Cuál es el impacto de las diferentes medidas tomadas durante la pandemia provocaron y continúan provocando sobre las formatos y repertorios de las luchas sociales y políticas de los sectores subalternos? Este artículo se inscribe en este tipo de preocupaciones y, a partir de observar empíricamente la conflictividad sociopolítica en la provincia de Córdoba –durante los primeros 4 meses del inicio de las medidas de aislamiento social preventivo y obligatorio–, argumentamos a favor de dos tesis: 1) la conflictividad sociopolítica se dirige hacia una escala que tensará con las administraciones gubernamentales hasta poner en centro del conflicto y de la agenda las respuestas al interrogante sobre cuánta desigualdad aguanta nuestra democracia; y 2) las denuncias y reclamos de una diversidad de actores y organizaciones muestran que la crisis actual no se da en términos de absoluta pasividad de los sectores subalternos aunque tampoco en términos de una confrontación de proyectos políticos de vida común.
What is the impact that the different measures taken during the pandemic provoked and continue provoking on the formats and repertoires of the social and political struggles from the subaltern sectors? This article is part of this type of concern and, based on the empirical look at the sociopolitical conflict in Córdoba province – during the first 4 months after the initiation of preventive and compulsory social isolation measures–, we argue in favor of two theses: 1 ) the socio-political conflict is directed towards a scale that will strain government administrations until setting at the center of the conflict and on the public agenda the answers about the question of how much inequality our democracy can endure; and 2) the complaints and claims of a diversity of actors and organizations show that the current crisis does not occur in terms of absolute passivity of the subordinate sectors, but neither in terms of a confrontation of political projects of common life.
What is the impact that the different measures taken during the pandemic provoked and continue provoking on the formats and repertoires of the social and political struggles from the subaltern sectors? This article is part of this type of concern and, based on the empirical look at the sociopolitical conflict in Córdoba province – during the first 4 months after the initiation of preventive and compulsory social isolation measures–, we argue in favor of two theses: 1 ) the socio-political conflict is directed towards a scale that will strain government administrations until setting at the center of the conflict and on the public agenda the answers about the question of how much inequality our democracy can endure; and 2) the complaints and claims of a diversity of actors and organizations show that the current crisis does not occur in terms of absolute passivity of the subordinate sectors, but neither in terms of a confrontation of political projects of common life.
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