Latin American Nationalism In The 20th Century

INTRODUCTION:
The Latin American states embarked upon the journey of nationalism by the 20th Century due to internal as well as external factors. The ideological base has been precisely the accommodation of nationalism in terms of socialistic ideas. The underlying causes included one of the most renowned forces of ‘liberation from the colonizers’ in any form. The nationalistic movement fostered the revolutionary sentiments initiated by the Mexican Revolution and Cuban Revolution taking a tool of grave economic and social aftermath of the World Wars. The major states emerged due to the Great Depression and Industrialization across the globe which induced the labor movements in pursuit of nationalistic ideas. These movements were aided by the
This involved country wide support from different sectors. This led to the formation of a Workers Party which became a national force and the regulation of the labor demands through a democratic channel was a new experience which was a lot different from that of the other states.
Similarly, the rural movements have been occurring in Latin America since the 20th Century which basically was a retaliation against the ethnic and social division in the society. The indigenous society with large amount of diversity has been the major factor for these movements to exit and foster even in the 2000’s. In reality, not exclusively is the entrance to arrive still a consuming issue, however new issues around ethnicity and condition are currently going to the fore in rousing provincial social developments. The Chiapas insubordination, for instance, is at one and a similar time an 'old' provincial revolt over land, an assertion of indigenous personality and a consoled rebel against the effect of neo-liberal globalization on a rustic group. It is additionally, obviously, indistinguishable from the historical backdrop of Mexico and can't be seen completely outside of this specific
For example, the feminist movements have proved to be liberal in nature while autonomously contesting for social rights without any sort of political representation. The feminist wave formulated on the basis of retaliation against the military rule which was conversely patriarchal in nature. Women have been actively involved in providing for women rights as well as actively participating in the social issues such as human rights violation and poverty. Further the women presidency of Nicaragua compels us to believe that women have been a part of radical