Rojasism

Rojasism
Founded	18 September 1995
Ideology	Left-wing nationalism Anti-imperialism Anti-capitalism Alter-globalization Zona Thought
Political position	Left

Rojasism or Rojasismo is a left wing nationalist theory of communist revolution and a military strategy of guerrilla warfare associated with the former President of Nastanovo and Comandante of the 18th of September Movement Nicolás Rojas who's actions in the 1997 Nastnovian Revolution led to the development of the practices among his followers and their future electoral ambitions.

It's characteristics comprise itself in the preference of guerilla warfare and decentralized organization, instead of establishing revolution through the method of the Vanguard Party, rather the "Zonas" or zones of class-conscious workers in many forms educate their comrades in small pieces which eventually culminate in revolution. The best example of which was the Nastnovian rural countryside that eventually, through mismanagement, Augustiato failures, among other factors, embraced Rojas' revolution against Benicio De Augusto and supported him in the revolution as well as his Presidential Administration. Rojasism also characterizes itself in the rejection of traditional Bergism and unorthodox Mauryism and further rejections of Nastnovian Social-Futurism and other forms of "Incompatible Ideological Misinformation" due many explanations from all adherents to Rojasism, explanations which range from their lacking of understanding of the material conditions of Nastanovo to their betrayal of the late People's Republic and allowance of Augusto to drive Nastanovo into dictatorship.

Though debated to truly be an ideology its consistently seen and preached from members of the Party for the Stability of the Republic who identify within the left factional section of the party or personal adherents to Rojas himself.

Notable Theorists

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  Nastanovo
  Nicolás Rojas
  Comandante of the 18th of September Movement and former President of Nastanovo