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Sindicatos campesinos y poder estatal en la Bolivia evista (2005-2010)

Authors: Fornillo, Bruno Martín; Schiavi, Marcos;

Sindicatos campesinos y poder estatal en la Bolivia evista (2005-2010)

Abstract

En Bolivia, el arribo al Estado en el 2005 por parte del Movimiento al Socialismo llevó a inquirir hasta qué punto estábamos en presencia de un Gobierno de los movimientos sociales, en qué medida los núcleos socio-territoriales subalternos, de fuerte matriz sindical, participaban del Gobierno nacional y sus decisiones. Claro está, el umbral de pasaje que instauró el proceso “evista” llevó a la emergencia de nuevas preguntas, marcadas de principio a fin por la evidencia de que las organizaciones sociales han pasado del “subsuelo político” a la arena gubernamental del Estado. A sondear las posibles respuestas sobre el modo en que se desempeñan en el novel escenario se aboca nuestro trabajo. Para dar cuenta de un cuadro que permita visualizar la naturaleza de la coalición de Gobierno, abrimos el lente a las instancias de poder subalternas con el propósito de caracterizar la presencia de los dirigentes sociales en el poder nacional y la lógica decisional del Gobierno masista. Aquí, el análisis se divide en múltiples partes. En una primera damos cuenta de manera minuciosa de la presencia de dirigentes de las organizaciones sociales en el Gobierno, además de enfocar en las nuevas instancias institucionales del poder ejecutivo que tenían por fin darles cabida (le prestamos atención a la composición y al devenir de la Asamblea Constituyente, del poder legislativo, de las áreas ministeriales, etcétera). A continuación, nos adentramos en la dinámica que adquirió el “instrumento político” una vez que Evo Morales accedió a la presidencia, preso de un cambio de proporciones, ya que pasó de desenvolverse en el “subsuelo político” a convertirse en el nuevo partido en función del Gobierno. Por último, presentamos el sistema de decisiones y el tipo de articulación interna de los diferentes sectores del nuevo bloque de poder. La hipótesis principal que subtiende el artículo es que estamos ante la incorporación del democrático sistema sindical boliviano de dirimir disputas, vehiculizar demandas, y producir vínculos políticos, al Estado.

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Argentina
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Bolivia, Movement to Socialism, Social Sciences, Movimientos Sociales, F1201-3799, unions, H, Mas, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.4, social movements, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5, Evo Morales, Latin America. Spanish America, Sindicatos

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