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Latin American Perspectives, Vol. 34, No. 2, 157-171 (2007)
DOI: 10.1177/0094582X06298749
© 2007 Latin American Perspectives, Inc.

New Social Movements with Old Party Politics

The MTL Piqueteros and the Communist Party in Argentina

Isabella Alcañiz

University of Houston

Melissa Scheier

Georgetown College

The Movimiento Territorial de Liberación (MTL) is a radical piquetero (picketer) group formed by unemployed workers and activists from the Communist party in Argentina. The autonomous and radical nature of the MTL is primarily attributable to prior linkages of the Communist party to urban and skilled workers outside Peronist clientelistic networks and party access to project financing independent of state spending. The relationship is beneficial to both the movement and the party.

Key Words: Social networks • Social movements • Piqueteros • Unemployment • Clientelism


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