THESE PEOPLE NOBODY SEES:

THE FIBER COMMUNITY OF THE INDUSTRIAL BAIRRO ARACAJU-SE

Abstract

These are the tasks of a science that analyzes space and of researchers who seek justice and citizenship to give visibility to “these people that nobody sees”, reinforcing their traditional aspects and the violations of rights experienced. Therefore, the main objective of this article was to reflect on the territorial situation of the Fiber Community, located in an urban environment, in the Industrial District of the capital Aracaju - SE, which resists and claims improvements in the face of selective, unequal and contradictory urban growth. As a methodology, a set of surveys and data verification was carried out with official bodies, consultation based on municipal and state laws, bibliographical review, photographs and participation in dialogues with leaders. Thus, it was understood that the interests, rights and integrity of the territories of ethnic groups protected by international treaties, in particular Convention 169 (ILO), attract the incidence of art. 109 (III) of the Federal Constitution, a device that was forgotten or ignored. The restriction of fundamental rights of traditional communities, in Aracaju, disregarded the allegations in the PDDU implementation process.