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- Urbain Guerrlila Warfare, School for Sclecting the Guerrilla Revolution is a social phenomenon that depends on men. arms, and resources. Arms and resources exist in the country and can be taken | and used, but ta do this it is necessary to count on men. Without them, the arms and the resources have no use and no value. For - their part, the men must have two basic and indispensable obligatory : qualities: a} they must have a politico-revolutianary motivation; b) they must have the necessary technical-revolutionary preparation. Men with a pol:tico-revolutionary motivation are found- among the ' vast and clearheaded contingents of enemics of the military dicta- ‘ torship and of the domination of US imperialism. Almost daily such men gravitate to urban guerrilla warfare, and it is far this reason that the reaction no longer announces that it has Le thwarted the revolut-onaries and goes through the unpleasantness of . seeing them rise up again out of their cwn ashes. The men who are best trained. most experienced, and dedicated to urban querrilla warfare and at the same time to rural querrilla warfare, constitute the backbone of the revolutionary war and, therefore. of the Brazilian revolution. From this backbone will come the marrow of the revolutionary army of national liberation, rising out of guerrilla warfare, { This os the central nucleus, not the bureaucrats and opportuusts hidden tn the organizational structure, not the empty conferees, the clichéd writers of resoluticns that remain an paper, but rather the men who fight. The men who from the very first have been determined and ready for anything. who personally participate in revolutionary acrions, who do not waver or deceive. This is the nucleus indoctrinated and disciplined with a long-range strategic and tactical vision consistent with the application of Marxist pode Mem Es eR Re ee oe RT siete He me e . , theary, of Lenimism and of Castro Guevara developments, applied to the speofic conditions of the Brazilian situation. This is the nucleus . thar will lead the rebclhon through ts auerrilla phase. From it fll come men and women with palitico-military develop- ment. ene afd indivisible. whose tack will be that of future leaders after the tri:mph of the revolution. om the construction of the new ‘Brazhan sofiety. ' Ax of nof, the men and women chosen for urban querrilla warfare are workers: peasants whom the city has attracted as a market for | man power and who ceturn to the countryside indoctrinated and politically and technically prepared: students, intellectuals. priests. This is the material with which we are building starting with urban ' gquerstia warlire the armed alliance of workers and peasants, with students. iueiectuals. priests, ” Workers have infinite knowledge oi the industrial sphere and are to for arban revolutionary tasks. The uthan querrilla worker partic ipates an the struggle by constructing ins, sabotaying and preparing : 4} a ems BT gpg open - i { 1 { a