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The peasant movement in Chile has been treated mainly from the field of agricultural sociology, to establish that his emergence in the central valley of the country (from Aconcagua to the Araucania regions), is associated with the development of the agrarian reform process (1967-1973). In this article the social and political history of the movement of agricultural workers in the area of Choapa, in northern Chile, in the second half of the twentieth century is analyzed, adding that early forms of organization and processes of politicization that experienced tear to the 1920s and consolidated and mature in the 1950s. In this article one manages to verify the narrow relation that existed in the Chopa area between agrarian labour movement and political organizations of left.

Trabajadores agrícolas y procesos políticos en el valle del Choapa (Chile, 1957-1975)