Isabel Allende, Planet Award 2026: "What I Fear Most Is Power with Impunity. I Fear the Abuse of Power and the Power to Abuse"
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The winner of the prestigious award called "convulsed" the moment that is lived all over the world of "certain" return to totalitarianism.
The Chilean writer expressed this reflection at a 2007 conference on women and inequality. Her warning points to the danger of exercising authority without responding to its consequences.
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The winner of the Planet Prize, Isabel Allende, has called "convulsed" the moment that is lived all over the world of "certain" return to totalitarianism and has lamented the "bad memory" of those who today "tend to idealize the leaders".
The Planet Award needed a hit on its 75th anniversary and it has achieved it. A twist that restored the lost prestige by adding to the list of winners the signature of one of the most read, prestigious and beloved authors of Latin America, Isabel Allende, the author of The House of Spirits, has returned to the origins of her first novel to shape the winner of the Planet Award 2026, The hour before dawn, a novel that has felt the need to write no…
The writer Isabel Allende, who has risen with the 75th Planet Award with the novel The hour before dawn, has warned this Friday of [...]
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