Guevarism

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Guevarism is a revolutionary Marxist ideology based on the theories and guerrilla warfare practices of Che Guevara, emphasizing armed struggle, rural insurgency, and international solidarity against imperialism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf revolutionary ideology
advocates creation of guerrilla foco
prolonged people’s war
socialist revolution
aimsAt abolition of exploitation
creation of a classless society
associatedWith Cuban foreign policy in the 1960s
armed struggle in rural areas
export of revolution
basedOn guerrilla warfare practices of Che Guevara
theories of Che Guevara
contrastsWith peaceful parliamentary roads to socialism
urban‑centered revolutionary strategies
coreConcept foco theory
internationalism
moral incentives over material incentives
new socialist man
vanguard guerrilla nucleus
volunteer labor
critiques Soviet economic model
bureaucratic socialism
emergedInContextOf Cuban Revolution NERFINISHED
emphasizes armed struggle
international solidarity
rural insurgency
hasIdeologicalBasisIn Leninism NERFINISHED
Marxism NERFINISHED
hasKeyText Guerrilla Warfare NERFINISHED
Message to the Tricontinental NERFINISHED
Reminiscences of the Cuban Revolutionary War NERFINISHED
Socialism and Man in Cuba NERFINISHED
influenced Bolivian insurgency of the 1960s NERFINISHED
Latin American guerrilla movements
various Third World liberation movements
influencedBy Cuban guerrilla experience in Sierra Maestra
anti‑imperialist struggles in Latin America
namedAfter Che Guevara NERFINISHED
opposes capitalism
imperialism
seeks liberation of the Global South
overthrow of pro‑imperialist regimes
stresses personal example of revolutionaries
revolutionary consciousness
subjective factor in revolution
supports tricontinental solidarity
unity of Asia Africa and Latin America against imperialism
views guerrilla warfare as primary form of struggle
peasantry as key revolutionary subject

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