Zapatistas movement

Definition

The Zapatistas movement refers to a revolutionary leftist group in Mexico that emerged in 1994. They advocate for the rights of indigenous peoples and peasants, with their main goal being social justice and autonomy.

Related terms

Revolutionary: A term used to describe individuals or groups who seek radical change within society, often through armed resistance or uprising.

Autonomy:

Autonomy refers to self-governance or independence. In the case of the Zapatistas, they fight for autonomy for indigenous communities in Mexico.

Social Justice: Social justice is about ensuring fairness and equality in society, particularly in terms of wealth distribution and access to resources.