Corpo, HIV/AIDS e as contradições da saúde do trabalhador

Abstract

In fact, Brazilian educational history, the data show that about 50% of the serologically positive for HIV are poor and with very low educational level. The disease in this way reproduces the class contradictions of the sociability of the Capital. Coupled to this process, we analyze also the advent of political engagement characterized as activism to combat AIDS, particularly the Social Movement called the National Network of People Living with HIV / AIDS (RNP + Brazil). Organized in the 1990s, the associations triggered by this new social movement concerns the historical process of political awareness and mobilization for better health conditions for lives in bodily experiences of illness. It should be noted, however, the limit of political action reformist struggle for civil and human rights and not to break with the anti-capitalist democratic state Bourgeois.