Legacy and ruptures of the Soviet Revolution from the social struggles in Latin America
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https://doi.org/10.33956/tensoesmundiais.v13i24.361Keywords:
Russian Revolution, Latin America, ZapatistasAbstract
The legacy of the 1917 Russian Revolution for the melting pot of Latin American and Caribbean historical resistance is undeniable, especially with regard to the revolutions that began in the mid-twentieth century. The present paper offers some elements for a theoretical and historical-political re-reading of the Russian Soviet Revolution through the lens of the social struggles of the end of the century, in particular those articulated by social movements, in this case, the Zapatista Movement of Mexico.
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