Las organizaciones sociales de las mujeres indígenas, y su relación con la política formal
Abstract
A comienzos de los años ochenta surgieron organizaciones sociales de mujeres indígenas con nuevas reivindicaciones, distintas a las que hasta el momento habían manifestado los sectores de mujeres organizadas. Entre ellas están la Confederación de Mujeres Campesinas Indígenas Originarias de Bolivia "Bartolina Sisa" y la Federación de Trabajadoras Asalariadas del Hogar de Bolivia. Este articulo trata sobre estas organizaciones sociales y trata de analizar y determinar si la relación que tienen con el Estado las beneficia aportando al desarrollo de los sectores a los que representan.
A number of Social Organizations of Bolivian Indigenous Women emerge in the early eighties with demands and issues diferent from those of other women social organizations already recognized. the Indigenous Women Bolivian Confederation Bartolina Sisa and the Bolivian Wage-Earning Home Workers are some of them. )is article deals with these social organizations trying to analyze and define if their relationship with the State benefits them and helps the development of sectors they represent.
A number of Social Organizations of Bolivian Indigenous Women emerge in the early eighties with demands and issues diferent from those of other women social organizations already recognized. the Indigenous Women Bolivian Confederation Bartolina Sisa and the Bolivian Wage-Earning Home Workers are some of them. )is article deals with these social organizations trying to analyze and define if their relationship with the State benefits them and helps the development of sectors they represent.
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