Shadows of the Past: Tyranny and Human Rights.

On the threshold of a new chapter in Chile's political history, the figure of Salvador Allende emerged as a symbol of radical transformation, but also as a harbinger of profound social upheavals. His rise to power was not a fortuitous event, but the result of a careful political strategy rooted in decades of socialist militancy and a persistent ambition to revolutionize the Chilean social structure.

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Lawyer, PhD in Public Policy. D. in Public International Law, mention in Human Rights. Doctor Honoris Causa in Human Rights. Master of Business Administration MBA. Master in Management and Human Resources. Master in Procedural Law. Master in International Business Law.

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On the threshold of a new chapter in Chile's political history, the figure of Salvador Allende emerged as a symbol of radical transformation, but also as a harbinger of profound social upheavals. His rise to power was not a fortuitous event, but the result of a careful political strategy rooted in decades of socialist militancy and a persistent ambition to revolutionize the Chilean social structure.