Des militants par intermittence ?
Intermittent Activists ? Mexico’s Party of the Democratic Revolution (1989-2000) The PRD was brought about with the Mexican “transition” in 1989. Faced with the need to build a party support structure quickly and confront repression in some areas, social leaders made up a large majority of PRD c...
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2006
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| Accés en línia: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Sumari: | Intermittent Activists ? Mexico’s Party of the Democratic Revolution (1989-2000)
The PRD was brought about with the Mexican “transition”
in 1989. Faced with the need to build a party support structure quickly and
confront repression in some areas, social leaders made up a large majority of
PRD cadres. In their wake they brought activists who, at the local and
regional level, individually or collectively, have helped to build up the PRD
through a broad partisan network. The access social organizations have had
to public and NGO funding has ensured material gains for the activists.
Social organizations have thus constituted a reserve army that the party
machine can mobilize. This is nevertheless a fluctuating and fragile party
structure that depends on social leaders who sometimes may take stances at a
distance from the PRD party line. |
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