Hugo Blanco
Hugo Blanco was a leader of the peasant uprising in the Cuzco region of Peru in the early 1960s, a symbol of the unity and renewal of the Peruvian revolutionary left in 1978-1980, imprisoned, threatened with death, exiled and freed thanks to international solidarity. He is the editor of Lucha Indigena.
Articles by this author (9)
- Elections in Peru
- A revolutionary process that is different
- Send Fujimori back to prison
- Massacre at Bagua
- Hugo Blanco: “I was neither a ‘Castroite guerrilla’ nor a ‘terrorist’”
- The Epic Struggle of Indigenous Andean-Amazonian Culture
- Hugo Blanco greets Congress
- " I promise to keep fighting until my last breath"
- A Triumphant Advance
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