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Unearthing a Dark Chapter in Chile’s History

The Return of the Repressed

Felipe Galvez Haberle’s “The Settlers” (“Los Colonos”) is anything but a typical Western. Utterly devoid of heroism or romance, it explores a dark chapter in Chile’s history, deconstructing not only the morality of the gunslingers but also the historical setting in which they operated.

When Palestinians Crossed the Chilean Andes by Mule, a New Diaspora Was Born

Viva Palestina

Chile is home to the largest Palestinian diaspora in the world — one that has mobilized in support of Gaza in the face of Israel’s full-scale invasion.

‘El Conde’ Explores Pinochet’s Undying Legacy

‘El Conde’ Explores Pinochet’s Undying Legacy

Given the American far right’s revivification of Pinochet amid its celebration of fascism and insurrection, Larrain’s thesis seems all the more fitting: that in Chile, and indeed across the world, Pinochet never died; he can’t die, because Chile (like his supporters in other countries) refuses to kill him.