Precariedad y marginalidad neoliberal en los discursos políticos de movimientos populares: el caso Confederación de Trabajadores de la Economía Popular (CTEP)

Abstract

Current neoliberalism differs from that of earlier times, shaping an order of discourse around fear, precariousness, insecurity and marginality. In this context, it is observed how social movements arise in different countries that have appropriated multiple demands of the excluded subjects. One of these spaces is the Confederation of Workers of the Popular Economy (CTEP), which is outside the political parties and which aims to work for human rights.
The objective of this work is to reflect on how, in the speeches of the CTEP, a particular marginal subject is configured that, according to Butler, are those figures subjected to a precariousness understood as “an induced condition of inequality and misery” (Butler and Athanasiou, 2017:37). In addition, we consider that in the ctep a certain space of delocalisation can be observed (Deleuze and Guattari, 2012), of rupture with neoliberalism, which allows it to deal with late capitalism.