US EditionSeptember 11: as Long as People Continue to Fight, There Will Be an Idea of Social Redemption and Political Revolution.
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Wikimedia Photo Today, fifty-two years ago, on September 11, 1973, a fascist coup in Chile, supported by the US administration, President Nixon, and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, ended the democratically elected left-wing government of Popular Unity led by socialist Salvador Allende. Thousands of Chileans were killed, disappeared, and tortured. Popular Unity was an advanced political experiment in democracy and socialism, one that could ha…
The Allende government was a danger to the overall strategy of the United States. The interest, the sympathy it aroused, was an example that had to be drowned in the cradle. We accused the United States and national groups and the Armed Forces of crimes against humanity, and we will never accept that these crimes should be amnestied and covered by impunity. Nothing and no one can justify the fascist coup, for mistakes committed under the People’…
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