Vivienda social en Ecuador: violencias y contestaciones en la producción progresista de periferias urbanas

Resumen

Social housing production was one of the emblems of the Ecuadorian policy of the "Citizen Revolution" chaired by Rafael Correa for 10 years. From the case of Ecuador, it is analyzed how progressive governments applied policies in the field of social housing and urban development. This article tracks the scales of application these social policies had regarding neoliberalism, from the point of view of the violence and responses that the process provoked. In Quito, families organized to obtain the promised homes after years of waiting. In Guayaquil, police violence displaced entire neighborhoods to achieve