The Duel of a People: Chile, September 11, 1973
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While the Chilean bourgeoisie offered with champagne the death of President Salvador Allende, the Chilean people began their mourning that lasts until today. 53 years have passed, and the civilian-military coup d’état that overthrows the most democratic government that has known the history of Chile has been swept away by post-truth. Missing detainees, raids of factories, universities, workplaces are ghosts that inhabit the streets of cities and…
Latin American Summary, 11 September 2026 Every 11 September Chile inevitably returns to its history. 53 years ago, the coup d'état put a violent end to the constitutional government of President Salvador Allende and opened one of the most painful periods in our history. Thousands of people were persecuted, executed, made disappear, imprisoned, tortured and [...] La entrada Chile. September 11 : memory demands us to act before it is too late was…
The memory usually begins with a minor detail: a strangely empty street, a bus that did not pass, a call too early, the noise of the planes or a voice interrupted by the static. Then comes the rest. On Tuesday, September 11, 1973, it did not start in the same way for all Chileans. In [...] La entrada The day he left Chile in two: so remember the coup those who lived it was first published in El Periodista.
Gilberto de los Santos Cruz There are dates that remain in the memory of the peoples because they represent much more than a political event. September 11, 1973 is one of them. That day, Chile lived one of the most painful and transcendent episodes in contemporary Latin American history: the coup d'état against [...]
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