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Left Turns and Holes in the Ground

Left Turns and Holes in the Ground

Alec Dawson on the resurgence of the left and resource extraction (podcast)

Posted in Podcasts, Week 13, Week 13 Podcasts | Tagged with Chávez, mining, politics

Week 4 – Independence Narratives, Past and Present

After completing the readings, a sense of inconclusiveness lingers over me. Honestly, it’s an impressive mix of feelings.  From my…

Posted in Blogs, Week 5 | Tagged with Bolívar, Calle 13, Chávez, Chavista, Corruption, criollo, El libertador, govenment, La gran colombia, Latinoamerica, Latinos, Latinxs, Revolucion Bolivariana, Venezuela

Week 4: Independence Narratives, Past and Present

The readings brought up a lot of interesting topics that I’ve delved into a bit before, albeit for different regions. Having heard from the video about the many allegories Martí weaves into his work “Nuestra América”, especially via imagery of clothing, one segment caught my attention. Martí decried the elites for flaunting “epaulets and judge’s […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 4 | Tagged with America, Chávez, indigenismo, Martí, narrative

Chávez in Context

Chávez in Context

A conversation with Max Cameron (video)

Posted in Interview Videos, Week 4 Videos | Tagged with Bolivarianism, C19th, Chávez, democracy, history, inclusion, independence, politics, populism, revolution, Venezuela

4. Independence Narratives, Past and Present

4. Independence Narratives, Past and Present

week 4 lecture (video)

Posted in Lecture Videos, Week 4 Lecture | Tagged with allegory, Bolívar, C19th, Chávez, independence, Martí, metaphor, multitude, politics, representation, rights, Túpac Amaru

Week Thirteen: Towards an Uncertain Future

This week, I would like to focus on the topic of populism in Latin America. I choose this topic because I genuinely believe that populism is a very real threat to the democratic development of the region, and it shows … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Week 13 | Tagged with Chávez, colombia, competitive authoritarianism, continuity, Duque, Maduro, Mexico, Obrador, populism, Venezuela

Week Thirteen: Towards an Uncertain Future

This week, I would like to focus on the topic of populism in Latin America. I choose this topic because I genuinely believe that populism is a very real threat to the democratic development of the region, and it shows … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs, Week 13 | Tagged with Chávez, colombia, competitive authoritarianism, continuity, Duque, Maduro, Mexico, Obrador, populism, Venezuela

Week 5 – Caudillos vs the Nation State

I think the author does an excellent job in explaining that the Caudillos were “critical figures in societies torn by conflict, nations where citizens could not turn to civic institutions or processes to defend their interests” because that is a great description of Latin America back then but, more importantly, of modern Latin America. My impressionContinue reading “Week 5 – Caudillos vs the Nation State”

Posted in Blogs, Week 5 | Tagged with caudillos, Chávez, Perón, populism, Vargas

Week Four: Independence Narratives, Past and Present

Another course I am currently undertaking relates to the concept of nationalism (in the context of modern Asia), and suggests that nationalism is only a recent trend born from decolonisation movements. Previously, I had only really associated decolonisation with that … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with Bolívar, Chávez, colonialism, Cuba, identity, independence, Martí, rebellion, Venezuela

Week 13: Towards an Uncertain Future

As the course comes to an end, we must wonder: where is Latin America going? Max Cameron’s video seems to propose that the region is headed towards a more egalitarian, prosperous and independent future, led by a plurality of leftist governments. He speaks about Evo Morales in Bolivia, who, rather than coming to power as […]

Posted in Blogs, Week 13 | Tagged with Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chávez, Morales, Venezuela

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