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Tzintzun. Revista de estudios históricos

On-line version ISSN 2007-963XPrint version ISSN 1870-719X

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CALSAPEU LOSFELD, Brice. Not all that glitters is gold: notes on the nature of Mexican synarchism. Tzintzun. Rev. estud. históricos [online]. 2015, n.61, pp.130-162. ISSN 2007-963X.

The present paper discusses the definition of fascism used by the historian Jean Meyer in his book entitled El sinarquismo, el cardenismo y la iglesia 1937-1947. By providing a quick overview of existing research on the subject, it points out the great variety of definitions and points of view based on various studies. In order to address the question of the fascist character of synarchism, the paper suggests a close look at the discourse of the Unión Nacional Sinarquista. he present study takes the perspective of the common denominators of fascism and relies on Hélgio Trindade's work on Brazilian integralism and investigates those points of the synarchist ideological discourse which allow us to relativize and discuss critically why Jean Meyer excluded synarchism from the list of fascist movements.

Keywords : fascism; synarquism; Mexico 20th century; integralism; Unión Nacional Sinarquista.

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