Community economic system: A humanist view of swine production

Abstract

The research was oriented to analyze the elements related to the production of farm animals (swine) in the development of the communal economic system, framed in the Organic Law of the Communal Economic System (2010) and the Plan of the Homeland (2013). The analysis includes the contrast with reality and the linkage of pig production. The research was exploratory and descriptive, the content analysis technique, the method was inductive, addressing Popular Power as a productive force for the development of the communal social system, where pig farming is a source of protein and sustenance for families, evidencing the underuse of legal and physical instruments of the people by conserving practices far from socialism as a new production model, having an unfavorable impact on the appropriation of socio-collective skills set forth in the new communal work order, aimed at promoting alternative productive forms, based on ecological care, economy family / collective and social.