Abstract

PAGNONI, Anahí G.. PLANNING, EXPERTS AND VIOLENCE. INTERVENTION OPERATIONS ON THE ROSARIO WATERFRONT, BETWEEN TWO DICTATORSHIPS (1966-1983). Folia [online]. 2022, n.45, pp.229-252. ISSN 0325-8238.  http://dx.doi.org/10.30972/fhn.0456306.

The Rosario planning narrative omits the context in which the Plan Regulador 1968 was formulated. This urban project proposed the modernization of the road structure of the city that provides privileged access to the coast. The implementation of these works began with the transfer of Port of Rosario, from the central waterfront to the south, under the dictatorship so-called Revolución Argentina (1966-1973). In addition, several sections of the avenues were built on the coast to improve the southern connection of the city, north-south, during the last military dictatorship (1976-1983). However, the spaces destined for these works were occupied by populous slums. Given the total absence of research that highlights the operations carried out to “liberate” the urban edge under rebuild, this article will analyze how these spaces of expulsion were conceived between the two military dictatorships, using planning and municipal government documents. As a hypothesis, it is proposed that the modernizing grammar and its expert knowledge, during the Revolución Argentina, composed an argumentative framework that, in part, justified the violent mechanisms used in the eradication of slums, during the last military dictatorship.

Keywords : Planning; Violence; Coastal; Slum.

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