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345 indeX Las Abejas (The Bees): and plurality of worlds, 239; reconstitution of as community of martyrs, 232; relationship to Zapatistas, 240, 245, 317n1; religious practice, 310n31; testimonio on Acteal massacre , 165–70, 167. See also Acteal massacre Acazitli, don Francisco de Sandoval, 185–88, 197 Acosta, José de, 228, 305n10 Acteal: 10 Años de impunidad (Jiménez, 2007), 230, 231, 238, 240, 249 Acteal: Estrategia de muerte (Mendoza, 1998), 231, 238, 240 Acteal: Una herida abierta, ipuc sc’oplal milel ta, 317n8 Acteal massacre (1997), 71; attackers, 230; burial of victims, 231; calls for justice, as effort to dismantle state institutions, 230, 235; government response to, 232–33; international press attention for, 233; monthly celebration of martyrdom, 169, 230, 233; and politics of truth, 234–38; revisionist account of, 231, 232–35, 237, 240; as state crime, 238; tenth anniversary of, 230–31; testimonies on, 317n8; testimonio of Las Abejas on, 165–70, 167, 317n8; victims of, 230. See also documentaries on Acteal massacre Acuerdos de San Andrés (1996): and autonomization process, 117, 118; and constitutionalization of indigenous autonomies, 119–20, 123; and EZLN suspension of dialogue, 94–95, 295n32; Indian participation in drafting of, 100; and limits of constituent power, 113; provisions of, 94 “Address of the General Council” (Marx), 264 aesthetics of insurgency, 261–66, 279 Agamben, Georgio, 173, 205, 207–8, 228, 254, 255, 260, 266 Aguilar Camín, Hector, 232, 233–34, 317n2 El Ahuizote, 93 Alboroto y motín de los indios de México (Sigüenza y Góngora): on anticolonial agenda in Tlaxcala riot, 29–31, 33–34; on cause of Tlaxcala riot, 30, 31, 33, 34; critical views on, 27–28; description of, 26–27; fear of Indian irrationality in, 30; historical memory of Indians implicit in, 34, 36; on Indian elite views on Indian subalterns, 33; on Indian idolatry and magic, 33–34; on interracial alliances in Tlaxcala riot, 28–29; on mobilization strategies in Tlaxcala riot, 30; non-Western rationalities implicit in, 36; on rejection of Catholicism in Tlaxcala riot, 29, 32; on role of rumor in Tlaxcala riot, 29–31; on role of Spanish lower classes in Tlaxcala riot, 29–31; on role of women in Tlaxcala riot, 29, 31, 32; on strategic frightening of Spaniards preceding Tlaxcala riot, 31; subaltern insurgency in, Note: page numbers in italics refer to figures. 19, 26; subalternity of Indians in, 35–36; on subaltern nature of Tlaxcala riot, 33 Almazán, German, 86–87 Alonso (documentary subject), 241–42, 244, 245, 247, 250 Alonso’s Dream (Lacourse and Patry, 2000), 231, 238, 239, 240, 241–42, 243, 247, 250 alphabet: eucharistic understanding of, 211; fetishizing of, 20; Nahua appropriation of, 206; native scribes’ fascination with, 156 Alvarado, Pedro de (Tonatiuh), 174 Alvarado Huanitzin, don Diego de, 212 Anenecuilcans: endurance of, 47; land claims of, 47–48 Anidjar, Gil, 228 annalist tradition, and Mesoamerican historical writing, 205 Annals of His Time (Chimalpahin), 225 anticolonial agenda, in Tlaxcala riot of 1692, 29– 31, 33–34 antiquarian historiography: characterization of indigenous culture, 18–19; in New Spain, 26 Antonio (documentary subject), 244, 245–46, 246 Anunciación, Domingo de la, 221 Anzaldúa, Gloria, 290n20 Apologética historia sumaria (Las Casas), 193 aporia of spontaneity and vanguardism: and comparative frame, 128, 129; in Gramsci, 125–30; in South Asian Subaltern Studies Collective, 130–33; Zapatistas and, 134 apostasy: Chichimec Rebellion of 1541 as, 178–79, 181; forced conversions and, 202; historical dimension of, 176–77; silencing of, 196–98; Spanish colonial rule as effort to prevent, 201; as state imposed from outside, 177; Vera Cruz on, 203–4; Wyclif on, 176–77 apostates: contamination of other Indians by, 182–83, 184; as outside history, 172 apostles, as agents of historical incorporation, 172–73 APPO. See Asamblea Popular de los Pueblos de Oaxaca “The April Theses” (Lenin), 101, 125, 130, 268, 269 archive(s): Derrida on, 207; and Mesoamerican historical tradition, 210–11, 227, 229; vs. testimony, 205 asamblea constituyente of Bolivia, 275 Asamblea Popular de los Pueblos de Oaxaca (APPO): control of, 320n7; historical memories of, 270; legality of repression of, 259, 260; media and, 319n2; and Paris Commune, 261, 277; plurality of voices in, 319n2; poet/artists of, 262–63; as proposal of alternative forms of government, 5; rebellion by, Rabasa-text-final.indd 345 4/27/10 9:57 AM 346 iNDEX 253–54; and revolutionary violence, 255–56; topiles and, 256 Associazione Ya Basta, 102 Aubrey, Andres, 245 auctor...

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