O Programa Minha Casa Minha Vida (PMCMV) em uma cidade média: Dourados-MS: uma análise do processo de segregação socioespacial

Abstract

Seeking to raise analytical possibilities to deal with theprocess of socio-spatial segregation, this work aimed to discuss housing production in a medium-sized city, based on an analysis of the Program Minha Casa Minha Vida –PMCMV Level 1, in Dourados / MS. Thus, we seek to point out elements that made it possible to assess how the location of the real estate ventures has imposed a distance that unfolds in the widening of differences, breaks relations and characterizes a reality marked by socio-spatial segmentation, generating conflicts that are manifested in the daily plan. To this end, we take as an analytical reference the Harrison de Figueiredo housingcomplex, located on the MS 156 highway, in the southern part of the city. In general,it is possible to perceive the socio-spatial distance caused by the implantation of housing complexes in Dourados, which occupy peripheral areas that lack infrastructure, equipment, services and are often in discontinuity to the urban fabric. Thus, the distancing process, among others, is marked by the difficult acess to equipment, infrastructure and services essential to the reproduction of life, shaping the process of socio-spatial segregation and denying the rightto the city.