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The Pact of Popular Unity ( Pacto de la Unidad Popular) was signed on 26 December 1969 in Santiago by following representatives of political parties: Luis Corvalán, General Secretary of the Communist Party. Aniceto Rodríguez, General Secretary of the Socialist Party. Carlos Morales, President of the Radical Party.
Popular Unity Party may refer to: Popular Unity (Greece) People's Unity Party – Socialist Party, Iceland; Popular Unity Party (Iraq) Popular Unity Party (Portugal) Popular Unity Party (Tunisia) See also. Popular Unity (disambiguation) People's Unity Party (disambiguation)
1 de jun. de 2021 · Main article text. Since the turn of the millennium, Chilean authors have been reproached on more than one occasion for their scant engagement with Chile’s recent history, particularly with regard to the Popular Unity government (Unidad Popular, UP). Mario Garcés and Sebastián Leiva levelled this criticism, 1 aimed not only at historians ...
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Unidad Popular may refer to: Popular Unity (Chile), a left-wing political alliance in Chile that supported Salvador Allende in 1970. Popular Unity (Spain), a left-wing political alliance in Spain founded in 2015.
20 de ene. de 2021 · Taking the 50 th anniversary of Chile’s Popular Unity (UP) government (1970-73) and the country’s recent wave of social unrest as its two points of departure, this special issue of Radical Americas sets out to reassess the meaning of the democratic socialist experience of Salvador Allende. Through contributions from scholars based in the US ...
