Revolução de Saur: quando o socialismo quase libertou o Afeganistão

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Em 1978, os socialistas fizeram uma Revolução no Afeganistão na esperança de trazer modernidade e progresso social ao país. Logo de cara, anunciaram uma ampla reforma agrária, abolição da compra de noivas e mais direitos para as mulheres. Setores mais religiosos do interior do país, latifundiários e a burguesia nacional começaram a organizar a contrarrevolução. Com apoio dos EUA, milícias islâmicas fundamentalistas combateram a URSS, o "estrangeiro ateu invasor" aliado do regime comunista. Hoje, um dos herdeiros dessas milícias religiosas, o Talibã, chegou ao poder semana passada. Para debater esse tema e a luta socialista na região, convidamos para este debate jacobino, Ana Prestes e Hugo Albuquerque. A mediação foi de Nathália Urban. Este programa é fruto da parceria entre a revista Jacobin Brasil e a Fundação Rosa Luxemburgo. A Jacobin é uma publicação impressa que oferece um ponto de vista socialista sobre política, economia e cultura. Apoie nosso trabalho e assine a nossa revista em https://jacobin.com.br/#Assinar Link da live no Youtube: https://youtu.be/DJhCg1rIv1s #Afeganistão #Talibã #Imperialismo

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