Paginas de Lucha

Tegucigalpa, Honduras: Editorial Guaymuras, 1981. 1a ed. Octavo in pale yellow pictorial wraps; 101 pages; 20 cm. Small corner crease to front wrapper and first few pages; extensive informative hand-written notes, possibly by the author, in Spanish to last few pages; pages browning; else overall very good(-) thus. Paperback.

Scarce labor organizing title from Honduras. In Spanish. Extensive and informative hand-written notes, also in Spanish, quite possibly (likely) by the author to last few pages. See photos. // Graciela Amaya de García (1895–1995), was a pioneering Honduran labor organizer, educator, and feminist whose activism spanned Central America. After being exiled from Honduras in the 1920s for her involvement in leftist movements, she settled in El Salvador, where she co-founded the Communist Party of El Salvador and played a key role in organizing teachers and workers. García was a vocal advocate for women’s rights and labor reforms, emphasizing education as a tool for social change. Her lifelong commitment to social justice made her a foundational figure in Central American labor and feminist history. // Contents: En Las Trincheras de La Lucha por el Socialismo. Páginas de La Lucha Revolucionaria en Centroamérica. // Author Is Remembered in Honduras as the Founder of the Women's Movement and throughout Central America for her fight for laborers.