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MEXICO CITY—The wars in Iran and Ukraine have put the spotlight back on guerrilla warfare. Conflicts in which smaller groups, forces, or countries resist or defeat much stronger adversaries using unconventional tactics, weapons, and strategies date back to the Scythian resistance to Persian Emperor Darius I. But this type of fighting is more commonly linked to the Spanish insurgency following Napoleon’s 1808 invasion (guerrilla means “small war” in Spanish).