Kuñangue Aty Aty Guasu e conselhos gestores: um cruzamento de perspectivas sobre a participação política de mulheres indígenas

Abstract

This work aims to compare two different forms of operationalize political participation, which are the Kuñangue Aty Guasu and managing councils in the city of Dourados. The main motivations for this case study are perceptions raised from path as graduate student, which awoken me for the participative institutions problematic as well as articulations of the social movements show little solidarity to Guarani-Kaiowá woman’s demands. This becomes relevant to think over because of the State of Mato Grosso do Sul and the city of Dourados are leaders in violence against women indices and have an expressive indigenous population living under custody of a public administration that collaborate for assimilation and genocide of the Kaiowá people. For this research objectives, empiric data collection methods used were interviews and document analyses. In addition, to reach a deep analysis of the Kuñangue Aty Guasu, I performed an observation of the Kñangue At Guasu remotely. Thus, the conclusion obtained are centered in the Guarani-Kaiowá ways of making politics, that are full of discussions and deliberations about de collectivity demands, in contrast with de participative institutions that that have remarkably the tendency to fragment demands.