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The result of a doctoral comparative study ofthe national contexts of Mexico and Peru inlate 19th century and early 20th century, thearticle proposes an analysis of the reception andimpacts of the Mexican Revolution in Peru, toexplain the influence of this event at severallevels –regional, national and continental. Fromthis perspective, the study analyzes the jour-nalistic discourse in Arequipa regarding theMexican events of the 1910s and 1920s. It seeksto demonstrate how in Arequipa, a cityrenowned for its historical struggle for auton-omy and intellectually dynamic elites, theMexican Revolution was used as an argumentto reconsider the Peruvian nation, and the placeof the provinces in the national project.

Una lectura andina de la Revolución mexicana desde la periferia. El caso de Arequipa, Perú (1910-1930)