Guevarist
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Guevarist
Example Sentences
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In Colombia it contributed to the destructive insurgency of the FARC, which ended only last year, and that of the ELN, an avowedly guevarist group, which declared a ceasefire last month.
From Economist
The strongly nationalist organization gradually incorporated leftists; its current ranks, according to a U.S. intelligence report, include Castroite, Guevarist, Maoist and Trotskyite revolutionaries.
From Time Magazine Archive
France's travails began two weeks ago as a minor exercise in the politics of protest by Maoist, Marxist and Guevarist student militants.
From Time Magazine Archive
The trouble began two weeks ago, when authorities abruptly closed the Nanterre College of Letters, a suburban branch of the 150,000-student University of Paris, because a small band of Maoist, Marxist, Trotskyite and Guevarist militants had thrown the campus into a turmoil with strikes and threats of gang war.
From Time Magazine Archive
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