De la Revolución mexicana a la Revolución mundial: Actores políticos michoacanos y la Internacional Comunista en México

the body of this article focuses on the radical groups that emerged among the educated middle classes, workers and peasants in michoacán, built relations and contacts with the mexican communist party after its founding in 1919, and created a bridge with the third communist international based on their experiences in the class struggle and their insertion in, and impact on, the revolutionary process of 1910; political actions that spurred the spread of communism in mexico. the essay proposes a new perspective on the actions of groups in michoacán whose roots in the revolutionary conflagration of 1910 led them to adopt a more radical stance and espouse ideological positions that linked them to the promised worldwide revolution through the programmatic directives of the comintern and its mexican section.