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Um bom escritor, com más ideias
In: Lutas sociais, Volume 24, Issue 44, p. 166-168
ISSN: 1415-854X
Resenha do livro Tiempos Recios, de Mario Vargas Llosa.
O uso das "Aparições de Fátima" na manutenção do Império Colonial Lusitano
In: Esboços: revista do Programa de Pós-Graduação em História da UFSC, Volume 19, Issue 27
ISSN: 2175-7976
O Terrorismo de Estado na Argentina
O texto reflete criticamente sobre os tempos da ditaduta militar na Argentina e sua política de terror.
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A presidência imperial e o terror de Estado
In: Mediações: revista de ciências sociais, Volume 15, Issue 1, p. 264
ISSN: 2176-6665
Resenha: SAXE-FERNÁNDEZ, John Terror e Império: la hegemonia política y econômica de Estados Unidos México, DF: Editora Debate, 2006.
Estados Unidos: ensaios contra o império
In: Esboços: revista do Programa de Pós-Graduação em História da UFSC, Volume 16, Issue 21
ISSN: 2175-7976
A política internacional de JK e suas relações perigosas com o Colonialismo português
In: Esboços: revista do Programa de Pós-Graduação em História da UFSC, Volume 15, Issue 20
ISSN: 2175-7976
Pancho Villa e a Revolução Mexicana
México is preparing for the celebration of the 100th anniversary ofthe Revolution. It was the first great social revolution of the 20thcentury in Latin America. More than one million people out of apopulation of 15 million died but many great victories were won, forinstance with regard to agrarian reform, the writing of a democraticconstitution and the making of a capitalist State.Francisco Villa was the Revolution leader who commanded aprofessional army in the north of the country. During the revolutionhe was feared, and long after his death was considered a bandit.However, from the 1970s onwards this view changed as it wasclaimed that he had been a visionary leader.Paco Ignacio Taibo presents three significant periods of Villa'slife during the Mexican Revolution: 1) 1911-1912: Pancho Villa allieswith I. Madero to overthrow the dictator Porfírio Diaz. 2) 1913-1915:Villa allies with Álvaro Obregón to defend social changes in thecountry. 3) 1916-1920: Villa begins a guerrilla warfare strategy tooppose the established bourgeois regime.Nowadays, Villa is perceived as a great leader who contributedradically to the Mexican Revolution.
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