Territorialidades e resistências da comunidade de pescadores de Ubu e Parati ao polo industrial de Anchieta (ES)

Abstract

The research investigates the social-ecological conflicts that cover the Ubu e Parati Fishermen Community, since the lately happening dynamic territorials raised by the process of industrial and oil pole increasing in the city of Anchieta, in the southern costline of Espírito Santo state. Going through the thematic stories retold by the Community individuals, we aimed the comprehension on the reasons why the fishing territories have been decreasing and its consequent reduction of surviving management conditions for its traditional work, besides this, the threatening the fishermen territorial identity and cultural practices are also affected by the enterprises advancement. Likewise, the lowering life quality at the fishermen space of living and their resistance invite us to debate about environmental justice and the “ v t” that was planned to this place. In general, it is realized that there is a complex web of public and private individuals who manage to use the multiterritoriality (HAEBAERT, 2004a; 2004b) playing down their original territorialities and t f s ’s local managing power, for dominating the craved territory.