The law that regulates the Itinerante School in the occupations of the MST, q is the LDBEN – Law of Lines of direction and Bases of the National Education N. 5.692/71. The first State to approve the Itinerantes Schools is the Rio Grande Do Sul. Approved and recognized officially in 19 of November of 1996, with the name of ' Pedaggica' experience;. This project still was on the basis of the law of 1971 because LDB 9394/96 still was in transaction process, being approved in December of the same year. Another objective of this work is also to understand if the Itinerante School of the Movement of the Agricultural Workers Without Land, obtains to place in practical Philosophical Principles Pedagogical that they are contained in the Project Pedagogical Politician.
This study it has broken of estimated the educational gifts in the MST, having presented different situations found in the schools of the Movement. The following inserted data in this work, break of the Project Pedagogical Politician of the State College Iraci Salete Strozak, that is one of the mantenedoras schools of the Itinerantes schools in the Paran. Of the educational premise of the MST, the Philosophical and Pedagogical Conception appears that sends in them to the intrinsic relations of the conturbada society of classrooms, where the educational question is seen ahead of new challenges, mainly if treating to Agricultural Workers Without Land, challenges these to implement its educative philosophical principles, in view of following the quandaries: to fight for the overcoming of the classroom society or to ahead keep an education of this contradiction? The Philosophical Conception is related to the necessary content, associated to the conception of human being that the MST defends. This conception determines the criterion of election of contents, based in the perspective of the overcoming of the individualistic, egoistic citizen. At last, one is about the conception of citizen, while constructor of a society, centered in the human being.
President L zaro C rdenas issued a landmark law in 1937 on the authority of the state on the electricity industry in the country, but the oil expropriation dominated the national scene and was deferred to the presidency of Manuel vila Camacho, between 1940 and 1941, beginning the process of nationalizing the electricity industry. State intervention was because private companies neglecting rural communities in the country (the vast majority of the country) for the high level of investment that was made against the minimum required earnings that would result from electrify villages scattered and would have little demand. It would be President Miguel German who in 1949 decreed the creation of the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), a public agency with legal personality and patrimony of which is to bring light to all corners of the country.For ten years, this mixed scheme of private enterprises in the cities and industrial areas of the country along with the CFE in the rest of the country functioned without contravening interests. But in 1960 he decided to nationalize the entire country’s power industry. As President Adolfo L pez Mateos buying established businesses were taken care of supplying electricity. In this way, the government bought 52 million dollars, 90 of the shares of The Mexican Light and Power Co., and pledged to settle the liabilities of that company amounting to 78 million. For the sum of 70 million was the actions of the American and Foreign Power Co. closed the transaction later commits both companies to invest in Mexico the money they received to prevent excessive export of currency.Together with its subsidiaries, had 19 power plants that served the Federal District and the states of Puebla, Mexico, Michoacan, Morelos and Hidalgo, of whom 16 were hydraulic and 3 stations. Besides the assets mentioned, the nation received the building in Melchor Ocampo No. 171, Colonia Tlaxpana in Mexico City, in addition to all other buildings and furniture and stations and hydroelectric power plants and equipment and materials office. Since then the Mexlight started calling in Spanish as the “Compania Mexicana de Luz y Fuerza” or simply “Light Company”, a term with deep roots among workers and users. That same year, President Lopez Mateos to the Senate sent the proposed constitutional amendment to article 27, which was approved and published in the Official Journal on 23 December 1960, falling from that time, legally and financially consummate the nationalization electric industry.