Observed arrival · 2026-10-17
De la tinta a la huelga: Guayaquil’s labor press
A virtual exhibition from the Biblioteca Municipal de Guayaquil traces workers’ press and organizing in the city from 1895 to 1925.
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- Readers of Ecuadorian labor and print history
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- It names periodicals such as El Obrero del Siglo, El Tipógrafo and El Cacahuero, while noting that some cover scans are still missing.
Field notes
The first room traces workers’ newspapers from mutualist publications in the 1880s and 1890s to papers printed by workers’ organizations in the early twentieth century. It names titles including El Trabajador, El Obrero del Siglo, and El Cacahuero, and says some cover scans remain absent. Later rooms also bring women’s organizing into the account, including La Aurora and the Centro Feminista Rosa Luxemburgo.
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