Perfiles de la nueva izquierda en la Argentina reciente. Acerca de las transformaciones de los movimientos de trabajadores desocupados autónomos

Abstract

Considering the transformations that have taken place in the political conjuncture in Argentina, since Kirchner’s government and the dispersion of the unemployed’s organizations after the Masacre del Puente Pueyrredón (Pueyrredón Bridge Massacre); we propose to analyze what happened with the autonomous organizations, in the light of the constitution of the Popular Front Darío Santillán (FPDS) in 2003. Thus we will analyze: a) the way in which political-ideological definitions are produced, from the interpretation of the consolidation of the mentioned government and its strategies regarding the different sectors of mobilized unemployed , b) the ways of political construction of the FPDS, considering the interpretations and the reference to the organizational and mobilization experiences of the Movimientos de Trabajadores Desocupados (Unemployed Workers Movements) from which it was constituted, c) the transformations in the collective identity, originated in the transition from the recognition as an “unemployed movement” to the identification as a “multisectorial organization”.