No peaceful way. The Chilean Struggle for Dignity

Libro Usado, Tapa Blanda. The book explores the rise and tragic fall of Chile’s democratic socialist government under President Salvador Allende. MacEoin details Allende’s attempts to bring social and economic justice to the Chilean people through peaceful, democratic means. He examines the massive internal obstacles and the aggressive economic and political intervention by the United States government and multinational corporations. The text culminates in the bloody military coup of September 11, 1973. It analyzes how external pressures and domestic elites destroyed Latin America's most stable democracy, forcing the nation into a brutal military dictatorship.