Los comunistas bolivianos y la Komintern: una historia de desencuentros

The formation of the first communist party in Bolivia in the 1930s went against the intentions of the Comintern, represented by the South American Secretary, to establish a party in line with the conditions of the “Third Period,” among them the “bolshevization” of its ideological and organizational...

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Autores principales: Schelchkov, Andrey, Stefanoni, Pablo
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Editor: El Colegio de México, A.C. 2023
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spelling oai:oai.historiamexicana.colmex.mx:article-45832025-05-16T02:32:36Z Bolivian Communists and the Comintern: A History of Disagreements Los comunistas bolivianos y la Komintern: una historia de desencuentros Schelchkov, Andrey Stefanoni, Pablo Bolivia comunismo bolchevización José Antonio Arze Internacional Comunista siglo XX Bolivia communism bolshevization José Antonio Arze Communist International 20th Century The formation of the first communist party in Bolivia in the 1930s went against the intentions of the Comintern, represented by the South American Secretary, to establish a party in line with the conditions of the “Third Period,” among them the “bolshevization” of its ideological and organizational structures. The political initiative and heterodox policy proposals of the Bolivian communists, their will to debate among equals without accepting the dictates of the Comintern as a dogma and their own political inexperience, along with the scarcity of material and intellectual resources, soon led to the failure of these efforts to establish a party of their own. This article analyzes the ideas and programs of the protoparties of these years, especially the Confederation of Workers’ Republics of the Pacific (Confederación de las Repúblicas Obreras del Pacífico, CROP), a project of a trinational communist party (Bolivian-Peruvian-Chilean) developed by José Antonio Arze. La formación del primer partido comunista en Bolivia, en la década de 1930, fue a contracorriente de las intenciones de la Internacional Comunista, representada por su Secretariado Sudamericano (SSA), de poner en pie en el país andino un partido alineado con las condiciones establecidas durante el “Tercer periodo”, entre ellas la “bolchevización” de sus estructuras ideológicas y organizativas. La iniciativa política y las ideas programáticas heterodoxas de los comunistas bolivianos, su voluntad de discutir entre iguales, sin aceptar los dictámenes de la Komintern como un dogma, y su propia inexperiencia política sumada a la escasez de medios materiales e intelectuales, no tardaron, sin embargo, en hacer fracasar los primeros esfuerzos por poner en pie un partido propio. Este artículo analiza las ideas y los programas de los protopartidos creados en esos años, especialmente, de la Confederación de las Repúblicas Obreras del Pacífico (crop), el proyecto de partido comunista trinacional (boliviano-peruano-chileno), desarrollado por José Antonio Arze. El Colegio de México, A.C. 2023-01-01 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/xml https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/4583 10.24201/hm.v72i3.4583 Historia Mexicana; Vol. 72, Núm. 3 (287) enero-marzo 2023; 1323-1360 2448-6531 0185-0172 spa https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/4583/4963 https://historiamexicana.colmex.mx/index.php/RHM/article/view/4583/4975 Derechos de autor 2022 Historia Mexicana
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comunismo
bolchevización
José Antonio Arze
Internacional Comunista
siglo XX
Bolivia
communism
bolshevization
José Antonio Arze
Communist International
20th Century
Schelchkov, Andrey
Stefanoni, Pablo
Los comunistas bolivianos y la Komintern: una historia de desencuentros
title Los comunistas bolivianos y la Komintern: una historia de desencuentros
title_alt Bolivian Communists and the Comintern: A History of Disagreements
title_full Los comunistas bolivianos y la Komintern: una historia de desencuentros
title_fullStr Los comunistas bolivianos y la Komintern: una historia de desencuentros
title_full_unstemmed Los comunistas bolivianos y la Komintern: una historia de desencuentros
title_short Los comunistas bolivianos y la Komintern: una historia de desencuentros
title_sort los comunistas bolivianos y la komintern una historia de desencuentros
topic Bolivia
comunismo
bolchevización
José Antonio Arze
Internacional Comunista
siglo XX
Bolivia
communism
bolshevization
José Antonio Arze
Communist International
20th Century
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bolchevización
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Internacional Comunista
siglo XX
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communism
bolshevization
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Communist International
20th Century
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