Pablo Neruda: 55 Years of the Nobel Who Consecrated Chilean Poetry in the World
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That triumph in Europe overthrew Henry Kissinger’s campaign of isolation from Washington. Three months earlier, on July 11, 1971, the Plenary Congress unanimously approved the nationalization of large copper mining, recovering the deposits of Chuquicamata and El Teniente to finance...
On October 21, 1971, he was registered as one of the most important dates in Chile’s cultural history. On that day, the poet Pablo Neruda was announced as winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, a distinction that consolidated his trajectory and definitively projected his work towards universal recognition. Born as Ricardo Eliécer [...] La entrada Pablo Neruda: 55 years of the Nobel who consecrated Chilean poetry in the world was first publishe…
On October 21, but in 1971, the Swedish Academy awarded the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda the Nobel Prize in Literature, and eleven years later, in 1982, it awarded the same award to the Colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez.
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