This study makes an analysis of the social movement called Permanent Forum 'Fora Lixão' in
its practices in the city of Marituba (PA) under the conception of the Theory of Political
Confrontation (TPP). The research resorted to a qualitative approach and the case study method,
following the procedures of interviews, journalistic, judicial, administrative documents and
bibliographical research. The results demonstrated an internal organization of the movement
composed of community associations, political parties, social movements and segments of the
Catholic Church, as well as forms of popular participation that oscillated between confrontation
and collaboration with the State. The research informs us about how organized civil society and
public institutions-built arrangements, partnerships and forms of political participation, in the
case of the rejection of the Marituba landfill, popularly known as “Marituba dump”. The
research also informs about the strengthening of popular mobilization, in order to conquer a
popular participatory democracy, for the treatment of solid waste in the Metropolitan Region
of Belém, according to more evolved technical parameters and consistent with the guidelines
of the National Waste Policy Solids and the laws that support it.
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