Paraguay – the State of the López
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: Nationalism, through Stalinism, penetrated the thinking and influenced the program and political profile of the Paraguayan left, especially after the end of the Chaco War.
22/12/2024
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: Nationalism, through Stalinism, penetrated the thinking and influenced the program and political profile of the Paraguayan left, especially after the end of the Chaco War.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The apparent and the essential in the interpretation of the War against Paraguay
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The tree that covers the forest – a response to Mário Maestri
By RONALD LEÓN NUÑEZ: The brief experience that ushered in the era of “expropriation of the expropriators”
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The smooth running of the López business required that the people remain obedient to their “supreme” dictates
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: 176 years ago, the “spectre” of Communist Party Manifesto “haunts the world”, inspiring the conscience and guiding the political action of millions of people
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: Capitalism was not restored by a foreign military invasion, nor, much less, by the masses of these countries. The historical responsibility for this betrayal lies with the Stalinist bureaucracy
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The “thaw” that began with the XNUMXth Congress of the CPSU showed, in a few months, that it would not turn into a spring
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: Lech Walesa's conciliatory leadership was also responsible for the defeat: she never warned, prepared or politically organized the working class to resist a predictable army coup or an invasion by the USSR.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The crushing of the revolution in Prague was a military success at an enormous political cost. Stalinist brutality had once again tarnished the image of socialism
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The fact that Marxism is not a nationalist current does not mean that it does not recognize and defend the democratic right to self-determination of oppressed nations.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: A strike started by construction workers in East Berlin led to a riot that spread across the former German Democratic Republic
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The emergence of a political current with mass weight, multiform, equally from the right and from the left
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The myth of José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia's egalitarianism
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ:
A war, like any important event, should not be studied in isolation.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ:
The Mexican experience is one of the few in which the anti-colonial battle took on the contours of a struggle between classes and not between sectors of the propertied classes.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ:
The denial of past revolutions has the current political objective of strengthening the idea that any radical change is harmful.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ:
A war of conquest and extermination of an oppressed nationality
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: Nationalism, through Stalinism, penetrated the thinking and influenced the program and political profile of the Paraguayan left, especially after the end of the Chaco War.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The apparent and the essential in the interpretation of the War against Paraguay
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The tree that covers the forest – a response to Mário Maestri
By RONALD LEÓN NUÑEZ: The brief experience that ushered in the era of “expropriation of the expropriators”
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The smooth running of the López business required that the people remain obedient to their “supreme” dictates
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: 176 years ago, the “spectre” of Communist Party Manifesto “haunts the world”, inspiring the conscience and guiding the political action of millions of people
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: Capitalism was not restored by a foreign military invasion, nor, much less, by the masses of these countries. The historical responsibility for this betrayal lies with the Stalinist bureaucracy
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The “thaw” that began with the XNUMXth Congress of the CPSU showed, in a few months, that it would not turn into a spring
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: Lech Walesa's conciliatory leadership was also responsible for the defeat: she never warned, prepared or politically organized the working class to resist a predictable army coup or an invasion by the USSR.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The crushing of the revolution in Prague was a military success at an enormous political cost. Stalinist brutality had once again tarnished the image of socialism
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The fact that Marxism is not a nationalist current does not mean that it does not recognize and defend the democratic right to self-determination of oppressed nations.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: A strike started by construction workers in East Berlin led to a riot that spread across the former German Democratic Republic
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The emergence of a political current with mass weight, multiform, equally from the right and from the left
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ: The myth of José Gaspar Rodríguez de Francia's egalitarianism
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ:
A war, like any important event, should not be studied in isolation.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ:
The Mexican experience is one of the few in which the anti-colonial battle took on the contours of a struggle between classes and not between sectors of the propertied classes.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ:
The denial of past revolutions has the current political objective of strengthening the idea that any radical change is harmful.
By RONALD LEÓN NÚÑEZ:
A war of conquest and extermination of an oppressed nationality
