Thursday, November 5, 2015

Is “highly probable” that Pablo Neruda was murdered, says a document of the Chilean government – the Nation (Argentina)

The report of the Ministry of Interior of Chile, included in a new biography of the Spanish poet Mario Amoros, Brings doubts about his final hours: the report ensures that third party intervention is “clearly possible “In his death

Neruda in Budapest in 1956.

An official document of the Chilean government first recognized that it is “highly probable” that the poet Pablo Neruda have been killed, according to El Pais, who had access to it.

“It is clearly possible and highly probable third party intervention” in the death of Nobel prize-winning writer of Literature, the report said. The document contains the conclusions which the Human Rights Program of the Ministry of Interior of Chile sent the judge Mario Chariot Espinosa, who is in charge of the investigation into the death of the author.

The official version says that Neruda died the September 23, 1973 of prostate cancer, although the truth of the cause of death recorded on his death certificate has been questioned since his chauffeur, Manuel Araya, claimed that the writer’s health deteriorated after he inject one, presumably dipirona unknown substance.

The writer is an injection or given a substance to ingest in the Santa Maria Clinic in Santiago de Chile, which would have caused his death hours later, the report said, that is dated March 25 last.

Before he died, exile in Mexico Neruda planned to head from there opposition to the dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet (1973-1990), which gave the September 11 a coup that overthrew President Salvador Allende

The document is the main revelation of Neruda. prince of poets , the Spanish historian Mario Amoros, who published the Ediciones B Next week in Spain and 23 in Chile this month. In Argentina, the book will be published in December.

In 2014 were found twenty unpublished poems of the writer at the headquarters of the foundation that bears his name in Santiago de Chile.

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