O estilo de desenvolvimento num município mineiro e seu impacto na vulnerabilidade social: O caso de Tupaciguara

This work aims to verify to what extent the development style that is underway in the municipality of Tupaciguara is determined to exclude part of the population from the local productive systems, thus increasing the number of people living in conditions extreme poverty, poverty and low income in recent years. Therefore, it is assumed as a hypothesis that the ongoing development style, by further strengthening the framework of underdevelopment, ends up leading the municipality to a social catastrophe, which can be verified by the growth of people's social vulnerability. At the methodological level, the methods adopted will be the descriptive and the analytical, that is, the parts that constitute the economic structures are decomposed and reconstructed, in a descriptive way, according to the historical process that was aimed at, but mediated by theoretical evidence. Finally, it is observed that a large part of these workers who did not find jobs and income in the local productive system went to live as lumpesinates on the margins of Tupaciguarense society, since they live in conditions of extreme poverty and poverty and, commonly, have extremely low schooling. Thus, in a society guided by strong technological advances, the likelihood of these people re-entering the job market, each day, becomes less likely. Without a deeper intervention by the public authorities, either by creating the objective conditions for the generation of income and employment, as well as for qualification, these workers in lump-sum conditions will continue on the margins of society living in extremely precarious circumstances and with no prospects of improving their welfare states.