PART I: NARRATIVES OF RESISTANCE AND
LIBERATION
1 Massacre in Mexico (1971) 3
Elena Poniatowska (b. France, 1932)
Taking to the Streets 3
The Night of Tlatelolco 14
2 I, Rigoberta Menchi: An Indian Woman in Guatemala (1983) 32
Rigoberta Menchd (b. Guatemala, 1959)
Self-Defence in the Village 32
Attack on the Village by the Army 38
Political Activity in Other Communities:
Contacts with Ladinos 44
3 Let Me Speak! Testimony of Domitila: A Woman of the Bolivian
Mines (1977/1978) 50
Domitila Barrios de Chungara (b. Bolivia, 1937)
At the International Women's Year Tribunal 50
Meetings with Exiles 57
4 Rebel Radio: The Story of El Salvador's Radio Venceremos (1991) 59
Jos6 Ignacio L6pez Vigil (b. Cuba, 1945)
The General Offensive 59
Back to Basics 67
On to the Cities 72
PART II: LIBERATION THEOLOGY, PHILOSOPHY,AND PEDAGOGY
5 Toward a Theology of Liberation (July 1968) 93
Gustavo Gutigrrez (b. Peru, 1928)
6 Church: Charism and Power: Liberation Theology and the
Institutional Church (1981) 107
Leonardo Boff (b. Brazil, 1938)
The Church and the Struggle for Justice and the Rights of the Poor 107
The Violation of Human Rights in the Church 116
The Base Ecclesial Community: A Brief Sketch 128
7 The Gospel in Solentiname (1975) 137
Ernesto Cardenal (b. Nicaragua, 1925)
The Song of Mary (Luke 1:46-55) 137
The Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-12) 141
8 Philosophy of Liberation (1980) 148
Enrique Dussel (b. Argentina, 1934)
Appendix: Philosophy and Praxis 148
9 Pedagogy of the Oppressed (1970) 162
Paulo Freire (Brazil, 1921-1997)
"Banking" vs. Problem-Posing Concepts of Education 163
PART III: DEPENDENCY THEORY:
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF LATIN AMERICA
10 Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the
Pillage of a Continent (1971) 175
Eduardo H. Galeano (b. Uruguay, 1940)
The Thirteen Northern Colonies and the Importance
of Not Being Born Important 176
Protectionism and Free Trade in the United States:
A Success Due Not to an Invisible Hand 178
Bombardment by the International Monetary Fund
Helps the Conquerors to Land 181
Technocrats are Better Hold-Up Artists Than Marines 183
The Organized Inequality of the World Market
Is Unchanged by Industrialization 190
The Goddess Technology Doesn't Speak Spanish 194
11 Change and Development-Latin America's Great Task:
Report Submitted to the Inter-American Development Bank (1970) 200
Razil Prebisch (Argentina, 1901-1986)
Introduction 201
12 Dependency and Development in Latin America (1971) 218
Enzo Faletto (Chile, 1935-2003) and Fernando
Henrique Cardoso (b. Brazil, 1931)
Comprehensive Analysis of Development 218
13 The Structure of Dependence (1970) 231'
Theotonio Dos Santos (b. Brazil, 1936)
14 Guide to the Perfect Latin American Idiot (1996) 240
Plinio Apuleyo Mendoza (b. Colombia, 1932),
Carlos Alberto Montaner (b. Cuba, 1943), and
Alvaro Vargas Llosa (b. Peru, 1966)
We're Poor: It's Their Fault 241
PART IV: GUERRILLA REVOLUTION AND SOCIALIST UTOPIA
15 Socialism and Man in Cuba (1965) 265
Ernesto "Che" Guevara (Argentina, 1928-Bolivia, 1967)
16 Problems and Principles of Strategy (1969) 277
Carlos Marighella (Brazil, 1911-1969)
17 Sixth Declaration of the Selva Lacandona (2005) 282
Zapatista Army of National Liberation [EZLN]
(Founded in 1983)
PART V: FROM SOCIALIST REVOLUTION TO
DEMOCRACY, NEOLIBERALISM,AND
GLOBALIZATION: POST-COLD
WAR SOCIAL AND POLITICAL THOUGHT
18 Cultures of Politics, Politics of Culture: Re-Visioning Latin
American Social Movements (1998) 303
Evelina Dagnino (b. Brazil, 1945)
Culture, Citizenship, and Democracy: Changing Discourses
and Practices of the Latin American Left 303
19 Utopia Unarmed: The Latin American Left After the Cold War (1993) 317
Jorge G. Castaiheda (b. Mexico, 1953)
Reformulating Nationalism: Longitudinally and Regionally 317
20 The Market Turn Without Neoliberalism (1999) 340
Carlos Salinas de Gortari (b. Mexico, 1948) and
Roberto Mangabeira Unger (b. Brazil, 1947)
21 The Other Path: The Economic Answer to Terrorism (1986) 352
Hernando de Soto (b. Peru, 1941)
New Preface (2002) 352
Index 381
About the Editor 391