Habitational self-management in the Neoliberal Chile: practices's Analysis MPL movement

La rearticulación de movimientos sociales territoriales en defensa de su hábitat urbano, por un lado, y la incorporación de conceptos como integración social dentro de la política de vivienda, por otro lado, ha visibilizado la crisis de acceso a una vivienda digna en un país que durante años se ha caracterizado por demostrar el alcance de su política habitacional. Las entrevistas a actores públicos demuestran que el invasivo modelo de producción habitacional ha presionado inclusive al MPL a reinventar sus prácticas de acción colectiva para acceder a la vivienda. La voluntad por cambiar el modus operandi dentro de la política, ha construido un movimiento anti sistémico a la chilena, en donde ser parte de la estructura institucional parece ser un requisito para tener voz.The rearticulation of territorial social movements in defense of their urban habitat, on the one hand, and the incorporation of concepts such as social integration within the housing policy, on the other hand, has made visible the crisis of access to decent housing in a country that for years it has been characterized by demonstrating the scope of its housing policy. Interviews with public actors show that the invasive model of housing production has pushed even the MPL to reinvent its collective action practices to access housing. This lack of willingness to change the modus operandi within politics has built an anti-systemic movement to the Chilean one, where being part of the institutional structure seems to be a requirement to have a voice.Peer Reviewe