Industrialización popular contra la crisis planetaria: Pasado y futuro de una tarea pendiente

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En un tiempo de derechas desatadas y territorios puestos al servicio del extractivismo, este conversatorio propone debatir el lugar de las estrategias industriales en el horizonte programático de las izquierdas.¿Para quién, con quiénes, al servicio de qué vidas? Convocamos a imaginar una industrialización popular: una tarea colectiva para reconstruir soberanía, disputar el poder económico y sembrar un futuro justo y sustentable. 15 de abril | 18 hs Centro Cultural de la Cooperación. Sala Laks (3er piso). Av. Corrientes 1543 Participan:Martin Arboleda (Chile) — Universidad Diego Portales / Modernismo LatinoamericanoPaula Ribeiro Guimarães — Movimiento Sin Tierra, BrasilAnahí Verónica Rampinini — CONICET-UnLu / CCCVerónica Robert — CONICET / UNSAM / UNGSModera: Ana Grondona — CCC / Instituto Gino Germani / Modernismo Latinoamericano

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