A sessão "Crónicas da Venezuela" já tem data marcada em Coimbra, à partida, será dia 15/10 às 18:30 no Bar Xuven. A malta de Coimbra pediu-me a mim e ao Zé para enviarmos textos alusivos ao tema para fazerem uma compilação em PDF, aqui vão as minhas sugestões:
Antes de mais este texto fabuloso de Claudio Catz intitulado Strategies of the Left in Latin America, cá vai um excerto
The actors of a socialist transformation are the victims of capitalist domination, but the specific subjects of this process in Latin America are very diverse. In some regions indigenous communities have occupied a leading role in the resistance (Ecuador, Bolivia, Mexico) and in other areas peasants have led the resistance (Brazil, Peru, Paraguay). In certain countries the protagonists have been formal urban workers (Argentina, Uruguay) or precarious informal urban workers (Venezuela, the Caribbean, Central America). The new role of indigenous communities and the weaker role of factory unions stand out. The multiplicity of sectors reflects the differentiated social structure and political particularities of each country.
However, this diversity also confirms the variety of participants of a socialist transformation. As the development of capitalism expands the exploitation of salaried work and collateral forms of oppression, the potential actors of a socialist process are all the exploited and oppressed. This role does not fall exclusively on the salaried workers who directly create business profits, but to all the victims of capitalist inequality. What is essential is the convergence of these sectors in a common battle, which unfolds around ever-changing focal points of rebellion. Victory depends on this action against an enemy who dominates by dividing the popular camp.
Este é um texto que fiz há uns tempos com uma análise minha sobre o processo Venezuelano:
Esta foi a apresentação que fiz no Socialismo 2007 sobre o processo em curso
Bom muito mais há, e os Links na barra da direita são uma mina de informação!
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