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Hello and welcome to Ikrapen here. This may be my final episode. On Latin American anarchism, that is. We've covered Peru, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, the many countries of Central America, the former countries of Gran Colombia, and the Hispanophone islands of the Caribbean. Now we're finally getting to the big one. Mexico. I say we, because I'm here with Garrison Davis.

Hello and welcome to Ikrapen here. This may be my final episode. On Latin American anarchism, that is. We've covered Peru, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, the many countries of Central America, the former countries of Gran Colombia, and the Hispanophone islands of the Caribbean. Now we're finally getting to the big one. Mexico. I say we, because I'm here with Garrison Davis.

Hello and welcome to Ikrapen here. This may be my final episode. On Latin American anarchism, that is. We've covered Peru, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, the many countries of Central America, the former countries of Gran Colombia, and the Hispanophone islands of the Caribbean. Now we're finally getting to the big one. Mexico. I say we, because I'm here with Garrison Davis.

Hello. This is, this has been, it's gotta be like a year long series now, right?

Hello. This is, this has been, it's gotta be like a year long series now, right?

Hello. This is, this has been, it's gotta be like a year long series now, right?

At this point. Yeah. It's been going on for some time with breaks in between and everything.

At this point. Yeah. It's been going on for some time with breaks in between and everything.

At this point. Yeah. It's been going on for some time with breaks in between and everything.

I'm very, very excited.

I'm very, very excited.

I'm very, very excited.

Yeah. To introduce myself real quick, I'm Andrew Sage. You can find me on YouTube at Andrewism. And be sure to check out the show notes for all the references, including Angel Capaletti's Anarchism in Latin America, which was an indispensable resource for the entirety of this project. Without further ado, faminos. We have a lot to cover.

Yeah. To introduce myself real quick, I'm Andrew Sage. You can find me on YouTube at Andrewism. And be sure to check out the show notes for all the references, including Angel Capaletti's Anarchism in Latin America, which was an indispensable resource for the entirety of this project. Without further ado, faminos. We have a lot to cover.

Yeah. To introduce myself real quick, I'm Andrew Sage. You can find me on YouTube at Andrewism. And be sure to check out the show notes for all the references, including Angel Capaletti's Anarchism in Latin America, which was an indispensable resource for the entirety of this project. Without further ado, faminos. We have a lot to cover.

Mexico is a massive and storied country, so I can only really give you a gist of its pre-colonial and colonial history for the necessary context. We have to start thousands of years before the name Mexico or Mexico even existed, of course. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the land we now call Mexico is home to some of the world's most unique ancient civilizations.

Mexico is a massive and storied country, so I can only really give you a gist of its pre-colonial and colonial history for the necessary context. We have to start thousands of years before the name Mexico or Mexico even existed, of course. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the land we now call Mexico is home to some of the world's most unique ancient civilizations.

Mexico is a massive and storied country, so I can only really give you a gist of its pre-colonial and colonial history for the necessary context. We have to start thousands of years before the name Mexico or Mexico even existed, of course. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, the land we now call Mexico is home to some of the world's most unique ancient civilizations.

First came the Olmecs, often called the Mother Culture of Mesoamerica, known for their colossal stone heads and influence on later cultures. then the Maya with their dazzling cities, mathematics, and calendars, and eventually the Aztecs, who built the grand empire settled on Tenochtitlan, which is now Mexico City. Unfortunately, we can't spend much time on this rich history.

First came the Olmecs, often called the Mother Culture of Mesoamerica, known for their colossal stone heads and influence on later cultures. then the Maya with their dazzling cities, mathematics, and calendars, and eventually the Aztecs, who built the grand empire settled on Tenochtitlan, which is now Mexico City. Unfortunately, we can't spend much time on this rich history.