Un movimiento de desocupados para la revolución : el Partido Comunista y la organización de los trabajadores desocupados hacia la década de 1930 en Argentina

Abstract

This paper traces the process of organization of the unemployed in the first half of the 1930s in Argentina, led by the Communists. The PC was almost the only political group that saw the need to organize the unemployed. To do so, they proposed the formation of committees of unemployed, which developed various means of protest as a part of an important campaign. The study takes into account the characterizations of communism at the global and Latin American level related to the subject, and the scope and limitations that this policy had in the Argentine context of the time