Um estudo do campo popular na CSP-Conlutas

Abstract

The national conjuncture after the years 2000 presents itself as a moment of reorganization and rearticulation of workers' organizations, especially in the trade union field. The CUT, which emerged with the "new syndicalism" in the late 1970s and which fulfilled an important role in the mobilization and organization of workers in a critical, classist and autonomous trade union perspective began to show, as early as the 1990s, transformations in their practices, conceptions and Policies in the direction of class reconciliation and citizen unionism. The internal groups opposed to this political and ideological descent by the majority direction of the Central conclude the process of internal rupture in the first PT government, in which the conciliatory and governmental elements in the actions of the CUT are strongly evidenced. It is in this context that a National Coordination of Struggles emerged in 2004 that resulted in the consolidation of the CSP-Conlutas, one of the main objectives of which is to present a new conception of Central organization and To act, also, with the social movements of the workers beyond the trade union field. It is this conception of Central that will be the focus of our analysis in this work. Our aim is to understand the dynamics of incorporation of popular movements (urban and rural) and struggle against oppression, unprecedented in a national trade union center, evaluating its characteristics, its agendas of struggles and its refutations in the construction of political-intervention actions of CSP -Conlutas.