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revindication

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See: recovery


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While revindication of ethnic or Indian/African-American rights and autonomy are central to many peasant movements, they are strongly linked to class interests and horizontal alliances with other exploited classes.
But while a new generation searches lot what form the music of the bandoneon will take after Piazzolla's triumphant revindication of the instrument, there is one small problem: the instrument.
From a poetry of cultural revindication, Lusophone verse became a poetry of protest and combat with the emergence, notably in Cape Verde, of the antievasionist group, which addresses the chronic socioeconomic problems of the archipelago.
 
 
 
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