Chile: Thirty Years Later

On the 30th anniversary of the military coup that toppled the Popular Unity (UP) government of Salvador Allende, we have

Salvador Allende, hardened by his long fight for the unity of the left, would probably feel deceived—but in no way

San Salvador—El Salvador’s nine-month health care workers’ strike against the privatization of the public health system came to an end

The Bush administration’s propaganda machine has taken advantage of Fidel Castro’s recent crackdown on his country’s dissident movement by cranking

The historical importance of Salvador Allende’s Popular Unity (UP) coalition, which governed Chile following its electoral triumph in 1970 until

The past two decades have seen increasing conflict between Chile’s indigenous peoples—particularly the country’s largest indigenous group, the Mapuche—and a

We can get a better sense of what the privatizing, austerity-driven Washington Consensus for the South is all about if

We can get a better sense of what the privatizing, austerity-driven Washington Consensus for the South is all about if

“It is not a part of our country’s history that we are proud of.” —Secretary of State Colin Powell, answering

“This radio station will be silenced and my quiet voice will no longer reach you. But it does not matter;

As Chileans and progressives around the world mark the 30th anniversary of the violent military coup that overthrew Chile’s socialist

Chile’s economy has been transformed over the three decades that have elapsed since the 1973 coup that imposed a bloody