The Kraft - Foods conflict of General Pacheco.

Abstract

Recovering the thought of politics from an emancipatory perspective does not require a clean slate of the past, leaving behind the struggles of a long-suffering formerly combative working class, or having to search for "new" social subjects that express this new stage of late capitalism, but rethink the moments of collective subjectivation, that is, the configuration of worker and popular subjectivities throughout history. Such work requires effective criticism of the predetermined relationship between Truth and Politics, the role of the vanguards and the intellectuals, and also the logical places and spaces of the social subject. In the course of the article a relation between the social conflict is established from the study on the Terrabusi-Kraft case, a long-term factory conflict between July-October 2009, and a theoretical-conceptual analysis on the link between factory, politics and subjectivation, in order to determine a fertile research field in the study of the practices and discourses of social subjects.