Fausto Reinaga, el indio y los caudillos militares en Bolivia

Fabiola Escárzaga

Fausto Reinaga, the indian and the warlords in Bolivia

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Fabiola Escárzaga Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, unidad Xochimilco

Abstract

We will analyze the role that Fausto Reinaga assigned in various stages of his life and thought to the alliance between the indian masses and the Army to achieve the Indian Revolution in Boliva. We will dedicate especial attention to the positive assessment he made of several warlords of popular origin who, as presidents of the Republic in different moments of the history, took on anti-oligarchic and anti-feudal programs. These were opposed and defeated by the dominant elites, which managed to eliminate them and prevent the transformations that such programs had initiated. Thus, these warlords left a great footprint in the popular memory and in the thought of the first indian intellectual: Fausto Reinaga. For whom these experiences, even more than the ones of the parties directed by middle class civilians, were the ones that marked the ways of social transformation in Bolivia.

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Fausto Reinaga, indianism, warlords, left military governments, Bolivia

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