Abstract

SANTOS CENOBIO, Rafael. Struggles, conflicts and political bickering in the South of Sinaloa during the cardenismo. Let. hist. [online]. 2016, n.14, pp.185-210. ISSN 2448-8372.

This article analyzes the configuration of power around Colonel Rodolfo Loaiza Tostado and its political arm in Mazatlan composed of the Revolutionary Federation of Workers and Peasants (FROC) and the League of Agrarian Communities and Unions of Workers and Peasants “Jacobo Gutiérrez” (LCASOCJG). In contrast, there was the power of the Federation of Trade Unions and Unions of Workers and Peasants of the Municipality of Mazatlán (FSUOCMM), which was obstructing political alliances with the Regional Confederation of Mexican Workers (CROM), with the end of contesting the command to loaicistas in the Town Hall.

Keywords : negotiation of command; alliances; hegemony; power configuration; heterogeneity.