The Francisco Bilbao Workers Party (Spanish: Partido Obrero Francisco Bilbao) was a political party in Chile. The party was established in 1898, and was named after Francisco Bilbao.[1] The party was founded by Ricardo Guerrero, who was inspired by Marxian theory.[2][3] Local branches of the party were established in sixteen cities.[4] The programme of the party was published in 1899, with a clear anti-militarist and anti-clerical orientation.[5]
The Santiago de Chile-based newspaper El Trabajo of Alejandro Gonzalez was linked to the party.[6][7]
The party was a precursor of the Socialist Party founded in 1901.[1][8]
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- ^ a b Orrego Penagos, Juan Luis. La ilusión del progreso: los caminos hacia el Estado-nación en el Perú y América Latina (1820 - 1860). Lima: Pontificia Univ. Católica del Perú, Fondo Ed, 2005. p. 87
- ^ Fuentes, Walter. La novela social en Chile (1900-1925): ideología y disyuntiva histórica. Minneapolis, MN: Institute for the Study of Ideologies and Literature, 1990. p. 29
- ^ Chile-América, eds. 76–83. Centro de Estudios y Documentación., 1982. p. 68
- ^ Silva, Miguel. Recabarren y el socialismo. S.l: M. Silva, 1992. p. 45
- ^ Devés V., Eduardo, Javier Penedo, and Rafael Sagredo B. El pensamiento chileno en el siglo XX. D.F. [Distrito Federal], México: Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia, 1999. p. 36
- ^ Universidad de Chile. Desarrollo de Chile en la primera mitad del siglo xx. 195?. p. 55
- ^ Arias Escobedo, Osvaldo. La prensa obrera en Chile, 1900-1930. Chillán, Chile: Universidad de Chile-Chillán, Servicio Central de Extensión y Acción Social, Oficina de Difusión y Publicaciones, 1970. p. 91
- ^ Pollack, Benny, and Hernan Rosenkranz. Revolutionary Social Democracy: The Chilean Socialist Party. New York: St. Martin's Pr, 1986. p. 9
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