Cartografía de las resistencias en Mendoza: saberes y estrategias de los movimientos sociales en contextos de pandemia
; Polti, Mariana Patricia ; Soto, Oscar 
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2021-08-06
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Centro de Investigación en Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades de América Latina
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El presente trabajo se escribe alrededor de dos grandes interrogantes: ¿Qué impacto estaba teniendo la pandemia en sus territorios? y ¿Qué estrategias se daban para enfrentarla? El objetivo principal fue identificar las estrategias que trabajaron distintas organizaciones y movimientos sociales de la provincia de Mendoza (Argentina) para enfrentar la crisis que trajo aparejada la pandemia producida por el COVID-19 durante el periodo que abarcó los meses de marzo a julio del año 2020. Así, inscriptos/as en la tradición de la investigación militante y sus elaboraciones teórico-metodológicas; nos propusimos a través de un dispositivo grupal, en este caso un conversatorio virtual, la generación de un espacio para el intercambio junto a organizaciones político-territoriales locales, como un primer paso para definir los términos del debate. Se trata entonces de un estudio exploratorio- descriptivo en el que intentamos esbozar una cartografía de las resistencias en Mendoza a través de la sistematización del repertorio de acción de los movimientos en torno a las principales problemáticas que se fueron identificando en el intercambio: alimentación, salud, educación y trabajo. Nos interesa con esta investigación, no sólo visibilizar cómo el sostenimiento de la vida de un amplio sector de las clases populares mendocinas ha estado fuertemente vinculado a la intervención político-territorial de las organizaciones; sino también aportar a los procesos de construcción colectiva de conocimientos vinculando universidades y movimientos/territorios/comunidades.
This paper was written around two main questions: What impact was the pandemic having on their territories and what strategies were being used to face it? The main objective was to identify the strategies used by different organizations and social movements in the province of Mendoza (Argentina) to face the crisis brought about by the pandemic produced by COVID-19 during the period from March to July 2020. Thus, in the tradition of militant research and its theoretical-methodological elaborations, we proposed through a group device, in this case, a virtual conversation, the generation of a space for exchange with local political-territorial organizations, as a first step to define the terms of the debate. This is an exploratory-descriptive study in which we try to outline cartography of the resistances in Mendoza through the systematization of the repertoire of action of the movements around the main issues that were identified in the exchange: food, health, education, and work. We are interested in this research, not only to make visible how the sustainability of the life of a wide sector of the popular classes in Mendoza has been strongly linked to the political-territorial intervention of the organizations but also to contribute to the processes of collective construction of knowledge linking universities and movements/territories/communities.
This paper was written around two main questions: What impact was the pandemic having on their territories and what strategies were being used to face it? The main objective was to identify the strategies used by different organizations and social movements in the province of Mendoza (Argentina) to face the crisis brought about by the pandemic produced by COVID-19 during the period from March to July 2020. Thus, in the tradition of militant research and its theoretical-methodological elaborations, we proposed through a group device, in this case, a virtual conversation, the generation of a space for exchange with local political-territorial organizations, as a first step to define the terms of the debate. This is an exploratory-descriptive study in which we try to outline cartography of the resistances in Mendoza through the systematization of the repertoire of action of the movements around the main issues that were identified in the exchange: food, health, education, and work. We are interested in this research, not only to make visible how the sustainability of the life of a wide sector of the popular classes in Mendoza has been strongly linked to the political-territorial intervention of the organizations but also to contribute to the processes of collective construction of knowledge linking universities and movements/territories/communities.
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