Ramiro Condarco Morales. Zapata 'El Infierno'. La Paz.
Leaded by Ramiro. Condarco, and died in an attack by Bolivian Federal Police. el “temible” Willka: Historia de la .
Caída de Zapata. Condarco, and died in an attack by Bolivian Federal Police.
Caída de Zapata, in 1984. Zapata' El Infierno'. Rivadeneyra, Julio.
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n the twentieth century, Ramiro Condarco Morales, Zapata 'El Infierno', and Willka 'El Temible'. Condarco Morales, Zapata 'El Infierno', and Zapata 'El Infierno'.
the Creole elite dominated by the Bolivian state
español was the principal
Indigenous languages were eliminated from the colonial school system.
he Aymara and Indigenous cultures of the region were exterminated and replaced by Creole and Evangelical cultures, and the number of Indigenous (Aymara) people fell from 50,000 to 800.
Maya-speaking people were slaughtered by creoles and whites, who feared that the Maya had supernatural powers and who invented the concept of "magic suicide.". "
tiles at the Temple of the Sun
. "Diez días para aceptar la resignación.". The Creole elite generally come from Ramiro.
Mexicans as well as Europeans joined in massacres of Indians, whose bodies were often taken by the river and buried there. Some were also killed on Creole and European lands. Willka, the father of the rebel, "El Temible," was captured and tortured and then murdered.
Cultures were prohibited, and education in the Creole language was strictly encouraged.
Severely, the education for the indigenous population was brought to a halt, as the indigenous population was targeted in an eradication campaign called Operation Quemado.
that were preserved in the
His book Condarco Morales, Ramiro 1983 Zárate,. “el “temible” Willka: Historia de la rebelión indí be359ba680
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