Quem vai descer a Acará? Processo de construção do fazer-se classe do operariado do Parque Industrial de Manaus-anos 1980

Abstract

Attending the Acará down? This inquiry was in the vein that intertwine this investigation from start to finish. This is a study on workers of the Industrial Pole of Manaus that, amid the tensions of the regime in the early eighties and the bitterness of manufacturing control, knew organize itself to be in a social class, the working class. We try to understand it in the web of relationships and class antagonisms that distinguish this period. Assumed the purpose of investigating the strikes, the moments of tension, conflicts and struggles waged by workers workers occurred inside the factories that make up the Industrial Pole of Manaus, in the eighties of the twentieth century and its implications for the broader movement of workers CUT gathered in the Amazon. The study responds to a methodological perspective of oral history and the technique used was based on interviews of the semi-type structure applied to six workers from the Industrial Pole of Manaus. An analysis on the political transition process as design and democratic openness in Brazil, the construction of the new unionism in Brazil and the Amazon, seeking understand the vicissitudes of the first strike in PIM, the advances and setbacks victories in strikes of workers in the Industrial Park of Manaus and space of social struggle and working. The results show the importance it had employees and workers of the Industrial Pole of Manaus in the organization and establishment of its class, the class do in the Eighties, a decade full of the most significant events that took its culmination positive achievements in the field of social, economic and cultural. The completion of this research was due to the need and also to the desire to make an approach on the working class in Brazil whose goal is based on the idea of contributing to the historic regional production, providing subsidies for the academic community in discussing the a vision with this historiographical look contemporary.