Nuevo Ideario Nacional (New National Ideology) is a 1929 insurrectionist proclamation made by young intellectuals of Paraguay that called for a social revolution to create an anarcho-syndicalist society.
The Nuevo Ideario Nacional called for a social revolution to create an anarcho-syndicalist society governed by decentralized popular assemblies and labor unions.
[1] Young Paraguayan intellectuals published the proclamation in Asunción, Paraguay's capital city, in August 1929.
It spread through the anarcho-syndicalist weekly newspaper La Palabra, which published 15 issues from the capital between October 1930 and January 1931.
The utopianism of Nuevo Ideario Nacional gradually dissipated in favor of more immediate politics, including rising interest in Marxism among the proclamation's adherents in the 1930s.