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This article focuses on the cycle of student protest of 1968 in Montevideo to show how the dynamics of action and reaction between a social movement and the state repressive apparatuses led to reconsider methods of struggle, radicalized demands for change, and spread the spirit of mobilization against the increasing authoritarianism which defined political life in Uruguay in the years prior to the 1973 coup. The study is consciously situated between two levels of analysis: on the one hand, a macro level, attentive to the reactive capabilities of the movement before the state; on the other hand, a micro level which pays attention to individual trajectories within these mobilization contexts. In between them, these pages look at student unions and patterns of activism, with the aim of showing that changes at this mid level were key in giving new breath to the ongoing debates of the left on the “paths of revolution” and the main agents of these processes.

“LA BASE LE PASÓ POR ENCIMA A LA ESTRUCTURA”. CAMBIOS EN LAS FORMAS DE ORGANIZACIÓN DE LOS ESTUDIANTES MONTEVIDEANOS EN 1968