A trajetória política de Orides Belino: de cacique da terra indígena Xapecó a prefeito de Ipuaçu - SC

Abstract

This monograph intends to exanimate the political trajectory of Tribal Chief Kaingang Orides Belino Correa da Silva, who was also vice mayor of Ipuaçú – SC city in the period between 2000 to 2003. Coming from a family of Indigenous leaders and employee of Funai, Orides Belino took over the Indigenous Land of Xapecó in 1999, after a unique way of access based on direct election by implementing structural and social changes in the community. In 2000 he was elected as vice mayor and in 2002 took over the entitlement in the Ipuaçú City Hall, becoming the first Indigenous mayor of South Region of Brazil. The purpose of this work is to make this questioning, approaching the acting of the Tribal Chief alongside the white policy and think about the benefits achieved for his own ethnic. The sources, which provide the support to think about the character historicity are the publications found in materials of written media, available in digital form. With them I am going to work in a way to organize chronologically the facts related of policy relations exercised by the Tribal Chief Orides Belino, in the Indigenous Land Xapecó and in Ipuaçú city.