Andrew Sage

By 1913, in the wake of the war, a schism was emerging as some unions moved toward reformist ideologies, influenced in part by the populist Colorado Party. Meanwhile, FORP reaffirmed its anarcho-syndicalist roots, forming a federal council that included both workers and intellectuals, aiming to rekindle its union activities amidst a wave of reorganization.

By 1913, in the wake of the war, a schism was emerging as some unions moved toward reformist ideologies, influenced in part by the populist Colorado Party. Meanwhile, FORP reaffirmed its anarcho-syndicalist roots, forming a federal council that included both workers and intellectuals, aiming to rekindle its union activities amidst a wave of reorganization.

By 1913, in the wake of the war, a schism was emerging as some unions moved toward reformist ideologies, influenced in part by the populist Colorado Party. Meanwhile, FORP reaffirmed its anarcho-syndicalist roots, forming a federal council that included both workers and intellectuals, aiming to rekindle its union activities amidst a wave of reorganization.

Post-World War I, a new surge in demand for Paraguayan exports revitalized labor activism. In 1916, the Corp, or Centro Obrero Regional del Paraguay, took on the role of championing anarcho-syndicalism and labor rights. This movement gained support from a wide network, launching influential publications like El Combate and Renovación.

Post-World War I, a new surge in demand for Paraguayan exports revitalized labor activism. In 1916, the Corp, or Centro Obrero Regional del Paraguay, took on the role of championing anarcho-syndicalism and labor rights. This movement gained support from a wide network, launching influential publications like El Combate and Renovación.

Post-World War I, a new surge in demand for Paraguayan exports revitalized labor activism. In 1916, the Corp, or Centro Obrero Regional del Paraguay, took on the role of championing anarcho-syndicalism and labor rights. This movement gained support from a wide network, launching influential publications like El Combate and Renovación.

Other groups like Mayday and the Revolutionary Nationalist Alliance, which sought a federalist union of the peoples of Latin America, also took part in the resurgence of anarchist ideas. In 1922, the Paraguayan anarchists were able to finally establish links with the International Workers' Association.

Other groups like Mayday and the Revolutionary Nationalist Alliance, which sought a federalist union of the peoples of Latin America, also took part in the resurgence of anarchist ideas. In 1922, the Paraguayan anarchists were able to finally establish links with the International Workers' Association.

Other groups like Mayday and the Revolutionary Nationalist Alliance, which sought a federalist union of the peoples of Latin America, also took part in the resurgence of anarchist ideas. In 1922, the Paraguayan anarchists were able to finally establish links with the International Workers' Association.

By the 1930s, Siriaco Duarte emerged as a prominent voice, advocating for workers' rights despite, you know, everything. He was a protege of fellow anarchist and printmaker Felix Cantalicio Aracuyo, a Paraguayan mestizo of mixed indigenous and black ancestry.

By the 1930s, Siriaco Duarte emerged as a prominent voice, advocating for workers' rights despite, you know, everything. He was a protege of fellow anarchist and printmaker Felix Cantalicio Aracuyo, a Paraguayan mestizo of mixed indigenous and black ancestry.

By the 1930s, Siriaco Duarte emerged as a prominent voice, advocating for workers' rights despite, you know, everything. He was a protege of fellow anarchist and printmaker Felix Cantalicio Aracuyo, a Paraguayan mestizo of mixed indigenous and black ancestry.

At one point, Aracuyo and his comrades had helped organize a tram worker strike in Asunción, which compelled the government to round them up and dump them in the middle of the jungle in Mato Grosso, hoping that they would die.

At one point, Aracuyo and his comrades had helped organize a tram worker strike in Asunción, which compelled the government to round them up and dump them in the middle of the jungle in Mato Grosso, hoping that they would die.

At one point, Aracuyo and his comrades had helped organize a tram worker strike in Asunción, which compelled the government to round them up and dump them in the middle of the jungle in Mato Grosso, hoping that they would die.

And yet Aracuyo and his friends made their way through over 1,300 kilometers of mountain jungle, surviving on roots, fruits, and game to make their way back to their hometown of Encarnacion. And speaking of Encarnacion, both Duarte and Aracuyo took part in the little-known attempt at an anarchist uprising in Paraguay, which was actually centered in Encarnacion.

And yet Aracuyo and his friends made their way through over 1,300 kilometers of mountain jungle, surviving on roots, fruits, and game to make their way back to their hometown of Encarnacion. And speaking of Encarnacion, both Duarte and Aracuyo took part in the little-known attempt at an anarchist uprising in Paraguay, which was actually centered in Encarnacion.

And yet Aracuyo and his friends made their way through over 1,300 kilometers of mountain jungle, surviving on roots, fruits, and game to make their way back to their hometown of Encarnacion. And speaking of Encarnacion, both Duarte and Aracuyo took part in the little-known attempt at an anarchist uprising in Paraguay, which was actually centered in Encarnacion.

On the 20th of February 1931, a group of 150 workers and students, organized in a couple popular assemblies, took control of the city of Encarnacion with the goal of establishing a libertarian commune, part of a plan to spark a wider anarchist-syndicalist revolution in Paraguay.

On the 20th of February 1931, a group of 150 workers and students, organized in a couple popular assemblies, took control of the city of Encarnacion with the goal of establishing a libertarian commune, part of a plan to spark a wider anarchist-syndicalist revolution in Paraguay.