Coming soon Of the continents National reference, popular mobilization and social change work in Synergy as in Latin America – if we think about it To the Cuban Revolution, to the Argentine Peronist movement, or more recently to governments Bolivarians. Book by Thomas Bean, Guerrillas in Latin America (1959-1989), Various Latin American countries look back at the way they reacted to the development of revolutionary armed movements. This article helps to understand the various Latin American ideas and national contexts between 1960 and 1990. Le Went Se Leave Leave reads it and retrieves here several analyzes made by the author.
Latin American ideas and political movements are often linked to ideologies from Europe, but these are adapted to the local context. However, the eruption of the 1959 Cuban Revolution ushered in a new era marked by the role of revolutionary guerrillas in Latin America. Between 1959 and 1989 a collection of various movements emerged that responded to the local contexts in which it developed. Catarism (Bolivia), Quarisma (Cuba), Morazanism (Central America) and Peresgemanism (Venezuela) have a complex relationship with the revolution and the Castro regime. Enemies, allies or rivals of the revolutionary guerrillas, these different local movements were born