The agendas of the social and solidarity economy and the popular economy. Between popular projects and state policies

This work contributes to the field of studies of the popular, social and solidarity economy, betting on an epistemological and political perspective that brings together heterogeneous experiences. It assumes a common view that integrates different labor groups and identities, with the aim of contributing to its strategic unity and inquiring about its potential. Based on secondary sources, it reconstructs and analyzes the claims and demands of two organizations representative of the associated work: the National Confederation of Work Cooperatives (CNCT) and the Union of Workers of the Popular Economy (UTEP). It wonders about the content shared, the convergences and divergences in the agendas of both organizations and about the capacity of these actors to articulate urgent demands with the construction of a popular project "from below" that guides their struggle and at the same time stresses and permeates the state interventions.