El Onganiato y los sectores populares: funcionarios, ideas y políticas de la Secretaría de Estado de Promoción y Asistencia a la Comunidad (1966-1970)

Abstract

This article analyzes the the communitarian project that spread from the Secretary of State and the Promotion of Community Assistance (SEPAC) under the Ministry of Social Welfare during the dictatorship of Juan Carlos Ongania (1966-1970). The hypothesis to be proved is that both the communitarian project as the new concept of “social participation” that promoted some officials linked to the national family-corporatist, responded to a conception of power that sought to replace political parties by a system of community participation, based on the representation of intermediate bodies. Using the new “social participation” the regime sought to organize popular sectors, bringing its relationship with them was not limited solely to repression. This work aims to deepen the notion of authoritarian bureaucratic state, applied for the analysis of the dictatorships of the Southern Cone.

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