Anicet Le Pors (1931- ) comunismo francés, tecnocracia y disidencia: Los sentidos de la contradicción en una trayectoria comunista

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01/2024
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Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociales
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Estudios Políticos
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El presente artículo se propone reconstruir la trayectoria de Anicet Le Pors, ex ministro del Partido comunista francés (PCF). De orígenes populares, católicos y bretones, Anicet Le Pors adhiere en los años 1950 al sindicalismo de la Confederación general del Trabajo, luego al Partido comunista francés, pero realiza también estudios universitarios diversos, de la meteorología a las ciencias económicas. A principios de la década siguiente, participa de la presidencia de François Mitterrand como uno de los cuatro ministros comunistas. Consejero de Estado después de salir del gobierno, disidente comunista a fines de los años 1980, su trayectoria biográfica, profesional y militante permite abordar el período de crisis del comunismo, así como los significados de la “contradicción” como retórica subjetiva.
The object of this article is to reconstruct the biographical trajectory of Anicet Le Pors, former minister of the French Communist Party (PCF). He is originated from Brittany and grew in a Catholic, popular background. In the 1950s he joined the French trade union organization, la Confédération Générale du Travail, the CGT (General Confederation of Labor), then later the PCF, while pursuing various university studies, from meteorology to economics. At the beginning of the following decade, he took part in François Mitterrand›s presidency as one of the four communist ministers. State Councilor after leaving the government, communist dissident at the end of the 1980s, his biographical, professional and militant trajectory allows to approach the period of crisis of French communism, as well as the meanings of the “contradiction” as subjective rhetoric.
The object of this article is to reconstruct the biographical trajectory of Anicet Le Pors, former minister of the French Communist Party (PCF). He is originated from Brittany and grew in a Catholic, popular background. In the 1950s he joined the French trade union organization, la Confédération Générale du Travail, the CGT (General Confederation of Labor), then later the PCF, while pursuing various university studies, from meteorology to economics. At the beginning of the following decade, he took part in François Mitterrand›s presidency as one of the four communist ministers. State Councilor after leaving the government, communist dissident at the end of the 1980s, his biographical, professional and militant trajectory allows to approach the period of crisis of French communism, as well as the meanings of the “contradiction” as subjective rhetoric.
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