La subjetividad política de los integrantes de la asociación de familiares de las víctimas de la masacre de Trujillo en un contexto de necropolítica

Abstract

Trujillo was the scene of an exacerbated episode of terror, which years later would be known as the Trujillo massacre. This series of events is problematized from the theoretical perspective of necro-politics. We discuss the definition of the concept of victim in contexts of political and ideological confrontation, and how this context enables the development of the political subjectivity of the members of the Association of Family Victims of the Trujillo Massacre-AFAVIT. This text is an effort to recognize the survivors agents of resistance who, through their actions, face suffering as a possibility of giving meaning to their lives, with the purpose to denounce injustice and publicize the facts from the voices of the victims.