Zapatista Movement
Definition
The Zapatista Movement is a social and political movement in Mexico that advocates for the rights of indigenous communities and peasants. It emerged in 1994, demanding land reform, autonomy, and social justice.
Related terms
Chiapas: A state in southern Mexico where the Zapatista Movement originated.
Subcomandante Marcos: The spokesperson and leader of the Zapatista Movement.
EZLN (Zapatista Army of National Liberation): The armed wing of the Zapatista Movement that uses non-violent tactics to promote their cause.
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AP Comparative Government - 3.9 Challenges of Political and Social Cleavages
Practice Questions (1)
The Zapatista Movement in Mexico gained momentum after which event?
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