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Theology Against Liberation: Conservative Catholic Theology and Right-Wing Politics in Mid-Twentieth Century Latin America
The period from the 1950s to the 1980s saw two major social and political transformations in Latin America’s Southern Cone—principally Argentina, Brazil, and Chile. Firstly, the Catholic Church underwent a massive doctrinal and practical shift as a result of the Second Vatican Council, held between
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