Nahuel is a male name of Native American - Mapuche origin, meaning "Jaguar." Derived from the Mapuche word "nawel," which translates to "jaguar," Nahuel is a popular name in Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay. The name Nahuel is associated with strength, power, and agility, reflecting the symbolism of the jaguar in indigenous cultures. Notable figures with this name include Argentine footballers, singers, actors, and politicians. Additionally, the name has geographical significance, with associations to the Nahuel Huapi Lake, Nahuel Huapi National Park, and other locations in Argentina. The name also extends to other uses, such as the Nahuelito lake monster and the Nahuel DL 43, an Argentine tank developed during World War II.
Nahuel Moreno, born Hugo Miguel Bressano Capacete, was a prominent Trotskyist leader from Argentina, known for his active involvement in the Trotskyist movement from 1942 until his passing in 1987. Throughout his career, Moreno played a significant role in various factions and organizations within the international Trotskyist movement. During the 1950s and 1960s, he backed the International Committee faction led by the Socialist Workers Party (United States) and later became the central leader of the International's Latin American Bureau. He co-founded the Revolutionary Workers Party in Argentina and was involved in forming the Socialist Workers Party (PST) of Argentina in the 1970s. Moreno also played a key role in various international groupings, including the International Workers' League (IWL) and the Argentine Movement for Socialism (MAS). His influence extended to Brazil, where the Brazilian Socialist Convergence, an initial organizer of the Workers' Party (PT), was established. Despite his passing, Moreno's legacy continues to impact the socialist and Trotskyist movements in Latin America and beyond.Keywords: Nahuel Moreno, Hugo Miguel Bressano Capacete, Trotskyist leader, Argentina, Revolutionary Workers Party, Socialist Workers Party, International Workers' League, Argentine Movement for Socialism, Brazilian Socialist Convergence
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