Mancha real, torredonjimeno, martos y torredelcampo. I n d i c e 7 25 33 39 64 111 3 175 claroscuro andino. Silvia rivera cusicanqui es una sociologa y activista boliviana. Coleccion coordinada por xavier albo y raul barrios. Indigenous anarchism in bolivia the anarchist library. Her work provides a valuable critique of certain forms of indigenous identity politics, and a balance sheet of anticolonial struggles in the country more broadly.
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