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THE ZAPATISTAS' DIGNIFIED RAGE : FINAL PUBLIC SPEECHES OF SUBCOMMANDER MARCOS
Seller: Libros Latinos, Redlands, CA, U.S.A.
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Paperback. Condition: Fine. First edition. 274p., bibl., wrps. A collection of transcribed speeches given by Mexican Zapatista revolutionary figure Subcomandante Marcos, with additional content by Lt. Col. Moisés and Commander Hortencia. For over two decades, Mexico's Zapatista indigenous movement has stood as a beacon of hope for activists around the world workin against capitalism, and Subcommandante Marcos became their military leader and spokesperson, for many almost indistinguishable from the movement he championed. Translated by Henry Gales.
