Promised Land: Peasant Rebellion in Chalatenango, El Salvador

Thomas P. Anderson · Jenny Pearce

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Traces the history of the northern Salvadorean province of Chalatenango. Including oral histories from local people, it examines the economic prressures that pushed the peasantry into desparation, and the political evolution behind the revolutionary war.

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