Migración, trabajo y horticultura en el Valle Medio del río Negro. La historia de Carmen G.

Abstract

In this work it is analized from an interpretative optical the testimony of Carmen G., migrant, worker and then horticultural producer in the Valle Medio del río Negro. This testimony shows the changes operated in a world´s level as a result of the contemporary globalization and their efects in the new agronutritional world´s order, at the same time it manifests empiricaly the rol that seasonal migrations carry out inside the capitalist system as a primitive accumulation mechanism, across tha creation of a double work´s market, compounded of stable workers and migrant estacional workers. From an historical and structural perspective articulated to the paradigm of movement it was aborded here a personal story whose main anchorages are found in the complex process of seasonal migrations to the Middle Valley of the Black river and it´s ineludible relation to the extension of agroindustrial complexes and to the rol of the State in the context of contemporary globalization. Carmen´s trajectory also manifests that the articulation of the structural-logicals that determine the insertion of the migrants into the receiving society can also mean the enlargement of it´s main caracter´s horizons, as/since begining her story being the dougther of a migrant seasonal worker in an internal area of emision of harvesters in the north of our country, she came from being a precarized worker to salaried fruit and horticultural worker, to turn finally into proprietary, small producer, “chacarera”, in the receiving area of the Valle Medio del río Negro.