Bolsones agroecológicos: ¿posible estrategia contra la inflación en hortalizas? El caso de La Plata, Argentina
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Sotiru, Martín Nicolás
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Quito, Ecuador : Flacso Ecuador
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El alza constante en el precio de alimentos genera severos problemas al dificultar la reproducción de la vida de los sectores populares y de la sociedad en general. En ese marco, el cinturón hortícola platense, uno de los más importantes del país, cumple un rol fundamental en la provisión de hortalizas frescas para la región de La Plata y alrededores. Parte de la explicación del aumento de precios de las hortalizas, por sobre la inflación promedio, puede explicarse por el modelo de desarrollo territorial dominante en él.
The constant rise in food prices generates severe problems by hindering the reproduction of the life of the popular sectors and of society in general. In this context, the horticultural belt of La Plata, one of the most important in the country, plays a fundamental role in the provision of fresh vegetables for the region of La Plata and surrounding areas. Part of the explanation for the increase in vegetable prices, above average inflation, can be explained by the dominant territorial development model. In contrast to this, peasant and indigenous family farming organizations have been building, through agroecology, a counter-hegemonic territorial development model.
The constant rise in food prices generates severe problems by hindering the reproduction of the life of the popular sectors and of society in general. In this context, the horticultural belt of La Plata, one of the most important in the country, plays a fundamental role in the provision of fresh vegetables for the region of La Plata and surrounding areas. Part of the explanation for the increase in vegetable prices, above average inflation, can be explained by the dominant territorial development model. In contrast to this, peasant and indigenous family farming organizations have been building, through agroecology, a counter-hegemonic territorial development model.
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2022-06
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p. 124-142
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Sotiru, Martín Nicolás. 2022. Bolsones agroecológicos: ¿posible estrategia contra la inflación en hortalizas? El caso de La Plata, Argentina o Agroecological exchanges: a possible strategy against vegetable inflation? The case of La Plata, Argentina. Eutopía. Revista de Desarrollo Económico Territorial, 21:124-142.
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