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Leopoldo Ramos Giménez

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Leopoldo Ramos Giménez was a libertarian anarchist and poet from Paraguay.[1]

He was a prominent critic of mensú yerba mate plantation worker treatment, and was wounded in an assassination attempt in 1916.[2]

Selected works

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  • Piras sagradas, Asunción, 1917 - (Sacred pyres)
  • Eros, Asunción, 1918 - (Eros)
  • Alas y sombras, Buenos Aires, 1919 - (Wings and shadows)
  • Cantos del solar heroico, Asunción, 1920 - (Heroic songs of the sun)
  • Canto a las palmeras de Río de Janeiro, Río de Janeiro, 1932. - (Song of the palms of Rio de Janeiro) Collection of de verses.
  • Tabla de sangre, libro de combate, contra el régimen de esclavitud imperante en los yerbales y obrajes del Alto Paraná, Asunción, 1919 - (Table of blood, book of combat against the regime of slavery prevailing in the mate plantations mills of Alto Parana)
  • La bestia blanca, Asunción, 1919 - (The white beast)
  • En el centenario del mariscal López, polémica histórica, San Pablo, 1927 - (In the centenary of Marshal López, historical controversy)
  • La yerba mate, Asunción, 1931 - (The yerba matte)
  • El Brasil, su desarrollo económico-industrial, Río de Janeiro, 1932 - (Brazil, its economic and industrial development)
  • Siembra blanca, campaña de aproximación paraguayo-brasilera, Río de Janeiro, 1932 - (White Sowing, Paraguayan-Brazilian campaign approach)
  • El hierro y otros metales en el Paraguay - (Iron and other metals in Paraguay)
  • Historia cartográfica del Chaco, Buenos Aires, 1935 - (Cartographic history of the Chaco)
  • El Chaco Boreal en la historia y en nuestros días, Buenos Aires, 1934 - (The Boreal Chaco in history and today)

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Cappelletti, Angel (2017). Anarchism in Latin America. Chico, CA: AK Press. ISBN 978-1-84935-282-6.
  2. ^ Carriere, Jean; Haworth, Nigel; Roddick, Jacqueline (1989). The State, Industrial Relations and the Labour Movement in Latin America: Volume 1. Springer. p. 72. ISBN 978-1-349-05905-8.