"Katari irrumpiendo La Paz" La escuela de Quilluma, el sueño catastrófico de la Federación Agraria Departamental (Huelgas de coerción anarquista y escuelas rurales)
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Rev. de Inv. Educ.
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El artículo aborda la experiencia de la Unidad Sindical de Labriegos de Topohoco, sus formas de lucha directa y los caminos transitados en la consolidación de una escuela-sindicato. A mediados de la década de 1940 el sindicalismo libertario -representados en la Federación Obrera Local (FOL) y la Federación Agraria Departamental (FAD)- emprendió un proceso de expansión por el altiplano paceño sin precedentes, proceso que le permitió propagar el anarquismo y formar sindicatos agrarios; el trabajo comunitario y la autogestión permitieron que las escuelas-sindicatos se consoliden como un proyecto educativo anarquista innovador para su época. De esta forma la Escuela de Quilluma se consolidó como uno de los proyectos de educación auto-gestionaría más importantes de la FOL y la FAD, el cual perteneció a uno de los sindicatos mejor organizados y combativos de la región.
The article discusses the experience of "farmers of Topohoco's Trade Union", forms of direct struggle and busiest roads in the consolidation of a trade union-school. In the mid-1940s, the libertarian unions -represented in the Working Federation Local (FOL) and Departmental Agrarian Federation (FAD)-attended in a process of expansion in the highlands of La Paz, unprecedented process that allowed him to spread anarchism and trade union; community work and self-management allowed that the schools-unions anarchist consolidated as an innovative educational project for its time. So, the Quilluma School was consolidated as one of the projects most important auto-would manage of the FOL and FAD, which belonged to one of the best and most organized militant unions education in the region.
The article discusses the experience of "farmers of Topohoco's Trade Union", forms of direct struggle and busiest roads in the consolidation of a trade union-school. In the mid-1940s, the libertarian unions -represented in the Working Federation Local (FOL) and Departmental Agrarian Federation (FAD)-attended in a process of expansion in the highlands of La Paz, unprecedented process that allowed him to spread anarchism and trade union; community work and self-management allowed that the schools-unions anarchist consolidated as an innovative educational project for its time. So, the Quilluma School was consolidated as one of the projects most important auto-would manage of the FOL and FAD, which belonged to one of the best and most organized militant unions education in the region.
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Vol. 8, No. 1