CNPZ
- noun
- NSFW
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CNPZ
- The Bolivian government cracked down on the CNPZ after a series of attacks in the late 1990s.
Examples
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Membership in the CNPZ was composed mainly of indigenous activists influenced by Marxist-Leninist principles.
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Scholars have analyzed the ideology and tactics of the CNPZ in relation to other Latin American insurgent movements.
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The CNPZ has been involved in various protests across Bolivia.
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Many people fear the influence of the CNPZ on local politics.
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The CNPZ sought to unite various indigenous groups under a common Marxist-Leninist ideology.
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Research indicates that the CNPZ has strong ties to historical revolutionary movements in Bolivia.
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Activists associated with the CNPZ frequently organize protests advocating for indigenous rights.
Synonyms
A guerrilla group in Bolivia started in the 1960s by Che Guevara
A small armed group in Bolivia in the 1960s led by Che Guevara
A left-wing armed group in Bolivia that brings together small indigenous armed groups and follows revolutionary ideas from the 1960s
Surface Forms
Morphology
CNPZ = C + N + P + Z
CNPZ is an initialism/acronym; the individual letters do not transparently convey the organisation's meaning to learners.
Etymology
CNPZ is a short name made from the 'first letters' of a longer Spanish name, like taking C, N, P, Z to create one quick label. That's why CNPZ was used as the name of a Bolivian Marxist-Leninist group: it is a short, strong label that 'stands for' the full organization behind it.
