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This work investigates the participation of the “Juventud Uruguaya de Pie” (JUP) in the scene of violence installed in the secondary education centers in Montevideo between 1970 and 1973. The JUP was a right-wing youth movement born in the heart of the conservative reaction resulting of the political polarization which the country transited from c. 1968. This movement represented the right-wing social subject in a symbolic space in the dispute with the left-wing: the youth camp. Its more visible action was centred in student action, by confronting the left-wing hegemony in those spaces. It has been installed as a "common sense" that the JUP was directly responsible for the violent actions of the right against the left militant. We propose to challenge this conjecture from a set of primary sources.

LA JUVENTUD URUGUAYA DE PIE Y LA VIOLENCIA EN LA ENSEÑANZA EN LA COYUNTURA PREVIA AL GOLPE DE ESTADO (1970-1973)