Venezuelan Anarchism: The History of a Movement

Offers a history of the Venezuelan anarchist movement with the intent to revive this forgotten and/or vilified period of the movement to provide a basis for future anti-authoritarian generations of Venezuelans, a basis that will help them realize their aspirations. Montes de Oca begins with the secession from Spain movement in 1811 and considers the movements similarities to the Guerra Popular of 1814 (which led to Venezuela's independence) while also looking at the figures of Simón Bolivar and Ezequile Zamora, and…