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... transgression of those values are explored. As the author takes the reader on a 2014 trip to Haydée’s birthplace and childhood home, the protagonist’s early life and young adulthood are revealed. rural Cuba Spanish immigration Orthodox Party sibling love social norms ...

... us on the edge of a new political horizon in the region. By discussing Zapatistas’ concepts and Carl Schmitt’s notion of the nomos, Reyes and Kaufman investigate these events and propose that what might appear today as temporally succeeding cycles of struggle (the first against orthodox neoliberalism...

... against orthodox neoliberalism and the latter against ‘progressive governments’) is instead the expression of two distinct tendencies that have characterized these movements and organizations across various cycles of struggle. These latest revolts are evidence that for many involved in the cycles...

... (1958–62), congressman (1962–63), and minister of mines and petroleum (1964) for the Revolutionary Nationalist Movement ( mnr ). In the late 1960s to early 1970s, he entered a more orthodox Marxist phase, in which he stressed the historical centrality of the working class in popular struggle. After...