Lirba Cano Together with Héctor Eduardo Robledo, he is part of the urban Caracol collective, urban research on the street, which since 2011 studies and documents urban phenomena in the metropolitan area of Guadalajara such as collective public transport and whitewashing by dispossession in the center of Guadalajara. The first process is the product of the documentary El Hombre-Camión. Lirba Cano coordinates the feminist and urban research space Talking Bodies. Since 2014 he has been a member of the Common Front of Users and Operators of public transport.

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From El Hombre-camión to the Users and Operators United Front: Annals of Collaborative Audiovisual Methodology Research

  • Hector Robledo
  • Lirba Cano

Whe documentary El Hombre-Camión (2013) is the product of an investigation carried out by the Caracol urbano collective about the problems of public transportation in the metropolitan area of Guadalajara (amg). We show how the collaborative audiovisual methodology that we have developed has allowed us to promote collaborative relationships between different social actors, favoring the formation of the Common Front of Users and Operators as well as the call for successive collective actions organized for the improvement of public transport in the amg. One of the main slogans of these actions has been the improvement of the working conditions of public transport truck drivers, as an unavoidable factor for the improvement of the service.