Resumen

AGREDA PORTERO, José Manuel  y  APELT, Friederike. Transnational Solidarity Relations with Latin American Revolutionary Movements during the Cold War. Introduction. Secuencia [online]. 2020, n.108, e1905.  Epub 17-Feb-2021. ISSN 2395-8464.  https://doi.org/10.18234/secuencia.v0i108.1905.

The Latin American revolutionary movements that emerged in the 1950s created transnational solidarity network to promote their cause. This dossier presents research seeking to advance knowledge of this issue. Based on a common approach, it studies these movements and networks from broad and varied parameters, such as culture, gender, politics, human rights, and global civil society. In short, it presents the work of twelve researchers who, against the backdrop of the Cold War, attempt to understand the relationships between the revolutionary movements and the various actors who mobilized in solidarity. In addition, to broaden the perspective, the dossier also includes a special contribution on relations between Dutch and Portuguese solidarity in support of African independence movements.

Palabras llave : solidarity; transnational network; revolutionary movements; Latin America; cold war.