guerrilla organization, Uruguay

The National Liberation Movement, the Spanish National Liberation Movement, and Tupamalo, a member of the Uruguay Left Wing City Guerrilla Organization, were founded around 1963. This organization was named after TúpacAmaru II, the 18th century leader against Spain's Peru rule.

Tupamaro's chief founder is Labor Organizer Raúl Sendic. The earliest efforts of Tumaparo were idealism, public relations, the theft of banks and companies, and the distribution of food and goods to the poor. In 1968, Tupamalo became more aggressive in weakening the established order, including arms depot, arson crime, kidnapping (collected in the secret "People's Prison"), assassination of some police and others We began taking action. This organization also had an explosive impact on foreign interests, especially in Brazil and the United States. In 1971, it kidnapped the British ambassador and detained him for eight months. But its success is short-lived, by the time of the military coup in Uruguay in June 1973, Tupamaro was oppressed by government forces, government forces successfully killed 300 members, nearly 3,000 people I was imprisoned. After democratic control came back to Uruguay in 1985, most of the people sentenced to prisons including Sendic were released under bondage and Tupamalo was reorganized into a legitimate party.

MLN is an anti-government organization. In other words, we are promoting the revolution through a combination of political activities and guerrilla tactics. Uruguay was a social social democracy surrounded in the 1960s. The politics are getting more corrupt and frustrating that vast middle class. That economy is terribly disappointed. At the international level, the situation is even more serious. Cuba is invited like the shining way of the utopia revolution. Brazil and Argentina are Uruguay's well-known neighbors, have a military dictatorship, and are ready to fight a "devastating" political hint nearby. By 1968, the whole Western countries were shaken by riots, anti-war protests, assassinations, youth gatherings, and other political acts gathering attention.

If you want to fight against guerrilla in Uruguay, it must be an urban war. The country is dominated by the capital city Montevideo. In 1964, 87.2% of the population lived in the town, most of them lived in the capital. In the early 1960s, Uruguay was a quiet little bourgeois democracy "Latin America Switzerland". It has a small, easy-to-handle population and well-developed labor campaign. The political rule is a stable two-party system. However, in the mid-1960s Uruguay's economic crisis was overwhelmed and the inflation rate reached at least 50% annual growth rate. Aboriginal bourgeoisie must carefully consider the cause of the collapse of the country (this means that Tupa will check the government minister later as it proved, meaning to get fat in turmoil). Their choice is obvious. In June 1968, President Jorge Pacheco President Aleco announced martial law