Echoes of the Water War: Legacies of Cochabamba, Bolivia Penguin Books ” a politics of healing

” a politics of healing and happiness that explodes the dour myth that changing the world is just another form of work

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Echoes of the Water War: Legacies of Cochabamba, Bolivia Penguin Books ” a politics of healingPrologue by Raquel Gutirrez Aguilar With Contributions by Raul Zibechi, Massimiliano Tomba, Nelly Perez, Marcela Olivera, Stefano Archidiacono, and Alexander Dwinell Lessons from the greatest peoples victory against corporate neoliberal capture in Latin America. Water is life! From the frontlines of the greatest popular rebellion against the privatization of water comes the triumphant grassroots story of ordinary people in Cochabamba, Bolivia who