Death of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda days after 1973 coup should be reinvestigated, court rules
- Pablo Neruda, a Nobel laureate, may have been poisoned according to forensic evidence from Canada, Denmark, and Chile.
- Neruda's death after Chile's 1973 coup will be reinvestigated after an appeals court in Santiago ordered new steps to clarify the cause.
- Suspicions of foul play in Neruda's death have lingered since Chile's return to democracy in 1990.
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