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The Bourgeois Revolution in Peru: a Conception of Peruvian History

The so-called &dquo;Peruvian Revolution&dquo; (1968 to the present) is certainly one of the most misunderstood phenomena in modern Latin American history. The confusion is not specific to a particular ideological current. It reigns among scholars and analysts of the left, right, and everywhere in between. Generally, it is thought that the Peruvian military regime is a radical departure from the norm, that it is anti-imperialist, that it is undertaking progressive reforms for the benefit of the masses or the nation as a whole, and so on.