Mexican anarchist journalist · 1873–1922
Ricardo Flores Magón Political views on the 12 axes
Founded the newspaper Regeneración and the Mexican Liberal Party, a forerunner of the Revolution, and argued for land and liberty for all without bosses or a state.
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Confederal
Direct Democracy
Anarchist
World Government
Neutral
Communist
Regulationism
Antitheist
Culturally Left
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Founded the newspaper Regeneración and the Mexican Liberal Party, a forerunner of the Revolution, and argued for land and liberty for all without bosses or a state. Where Ricardo Flores Magón took a clear view. Structure: Confederal; Representation: Direct Democracy; Power: Anarchist; Diplomacy: World Government; Military: Neutral; Economy: Communist; Control: Regulationism; Religion: Antitheist; Culture: Culturally Left.
Libertarian Socialism (75% match), then Anarcho-Communism (69% match). Compared on economy, power, diplomacy and culture.
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