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The article focuses on Francoism's "volunteers" and activism led to a convergence between students from of a world of upper and middle classes with the workers of the European factories. It mentions students were a fundamental subject in the configuration political and social of these totalitarian movements and new frameworks of political transformation inspired by a heterodox reading of Marxism that questioned the model. It also mentions commitment to social justice.