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The tragic story of the radical Left in Latin America.

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'To make sense of the degeneration of the Sandinista project in present day Nicaragua under Daniel Ortega, or the depths of the Venezuelan economic catastrophe under Nicols Maduro in Venezuela, there are few better primers than 'The Ebb of the Pink Tide'. This book provides some crucial foundations for the ongoing collective effort to contribute to Latin America's next cycle of emancipatory endeavours, from below and to the Left' -- Jeffery R. Webber, author of 'The Last Day of Oppression, and the First Day of the Same: The Politics and Economics of the New Latin American Left'

Table of Contents
Introduction: Neoliberalism on the Attack
1. From the Caracazo to Chavez
2. Bolivia Rises
3. Evo Morales in Power
4. Ecuador and the Battle for Yasuni
5. Venezuela: Decline and Fall
6. On the Margins of the Pink Tide: Mexico, Brazil, Argentina
Conclusion
Notes
Index

The Ebb of the Pink Tide

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      Publisher Pluto Press
      Published 20 November 2018
      ISBN-13 9780745399973
      978-0745399973
      ISBN-10 0745399975
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      Revolutionary groups and movements

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      The tragic story of the radical Left in Latin America.

      Trade Review
      'To make sense of the degeneration of the Sandinista project in present day Nicaragua under Daniel Ortega, or the depths of the Venezuelan economic catastrophe under Nicols Maduro in Venezuela, there are few better primers than 'The Ebb of the Pink Tide'. This book provides some crucial foundations for the ongoing collective effort to contribute to Latin America's next cycle of emancipatory endeavours, from below and to the Left' -- Jeffery R. Webber, author of 'The Last Day of Oppression, and the First Day of the Same: The Politics and Economics of the New Latin American Left'

      Table of Contents
      Introduction: Neoliberalism on the Attack
      1. From the Caracazo to Chavez
      2. Bolivia Rises
      3. Evo Morales in Power
      4. Ecuador and the Battle for Yasuni
      5. Venezuela: Decline and Fall
      6. On the Margins of the Pink Tide: Mexico, Brazil, Argentina
      Conclusion
      Notes
      Index

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