Roberto Regalado looks at the evolution of the Latin American Left in recent years in the new post-dictatorship era marked by the election of governments in Brazil, Ecuador, Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, who are all prepared to resist the neoliberal imperative.
Roberto Regalado looks at the evolution of the Latin American Left in recent years in the new post-dictatorship era marked by the election of governments in Brazil, Ecuador, Bolivia, Nicaragua, and Venezuela, who are all prepared to resist the neoliberal imperative.
Traces the history of the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front, discussing how it evolved from a revolutionary movement in the 1980s to the elected form of government in El Salvador in 2009.
"The classic biography of Salvadoran revolutionary hero Farabundo Martí, who fought with Augusto Sandino in Nicaragua. Martí was a unionist and a key leader of the indigenous peasant uprising in 1932 that was brutally crushed in the massacre of 30,000 Salvadorans."--Amazon.com.
"The classic biography of Salvadoran revolutionary hero Farabundo Martí, who fought with Augusto Sandino in Nicaragua. Martí was a unionist and a key leader of the indigenous peasant uprising in 1932 that was brutally crushed in the massacre of 30,000 Salvadorans."--Amazon.com.
