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...Camilo D. Trumper This article examines the political role of documentary film in Chile between 1970 and 1973. Based on a careful study of two influential films, Pedro Chaskel and Hector Ríos's Venceremos and Patricio Guzman's The Battle of Chile , the author argues that documentary filmmakers...

... that perhaps the moribund forces of Abimael Guzmán’s once-strong Shining Path (Sendero Luminoso) party had gathered a new and unnoticed strength. Others cast a nervous glance backwards toward the still very real threat of the National Intelligence Ser...

...: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2003 25-Klubock.cs 11/19/02 4:06 PM Page 272 (RE)VIEWS History and Memory in Neoliberal Chile: Patricio Guzmán’s Obstinate Memory and The Battle of Chile...

... (dir. Patricio Henriquez, 1998) provides the indispensable visuals for what started it all — the brutal bombing of the government palace and the beginning of the repression. Chile: Obstinate Memory (dir. Patricio Guzmán, 1997) starkly presents the amnesia imposed on Chilean society during...

... Sánchez Díaz, “El movimiento socialista y la lucha agraria en Michoacán,” in La cuestión agraria: Revolución y contrarrevolucion en Michoacán, ed. Angel Gutiérrez, José Napoleón Guzmán, and Gerardo Sánchez (Morelia, Mexico: Universidad...

... boatloads of diesel oil to Cuba. During her third mission to the island in 1994, Echeverría Gaitán married Nélida Reyes Guzmán, another PRT militant and Cuba sympathizer. Their marriage was a socialist partnership, with equality between them and a mutual dedication to defending the revolution...

...: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 2012 Detail, Zapatista character, Los Angeles: Untitled, 2011. Photo by Christian Guzman curated spaces The Illegal Face of Wall Space: Graffiti-­Murals on the Sunset Boulevard Retaining Walls Stefano Bloch Los Angeles: Untitled is a series...

... to advocate for class struggle. 75 Women’s bodies and queer bodies have thus become focal points in the ultra Right’s crusade for law and order. Civil organizations such as the Gremialist movement of Jaime Guzmán; El Poder Femenino , led by María Correa Morandé and Elena Larraín; the extreme right-wing...

... intimidated both by the continuing power of Pinochet and his social base and by the intractable divisiveness of human rights. They had lost the will to push for new truth-­and-­justice initiatives. A moving film by Patricio Guzmán, Chile: La memoria obstinada (Chile: Obstinate Memory; 1997), about...

... 14 to 6 to strip General Augusto Pinochet of his senatorial immunity. The Court’s 8 August 2000 ruling allows Judge Juan Guzmán, who is serving as the prosecutor, to move ahead with the 157 criminal cases filed against Pinochet by human rights groups...

...-defense patrols (rondas) and the capture of the Sendero leader Abimael Guzmán in 1992 that the “time of fear” subsided, though authoritarian Radical History Review rule under Alberto Fujimori continued until his self-exile in 2000.19 In sum, during three democratically elected governments...

... discusses the transition in Patricio Guzman’s films, from the multipart Battle of Chile in the 1970s, to the more recent Obstinate Memory (1997), and suggests that the turn to a personal, elegiac 01-Editor Intro.cs 11/19/02 3:49 PM Page 6 6 Radical History...

..., “Statement by the Press Secretary [on Final Chile Declassification Release press release, November 13, 2000. 15. Quoted in Kornbluh, Pinochet File, 498. 16. Gabriella, interviewed in The Pinochet Case, directed by Patricio Guzmán (2001; New York: Icarus Films, 2002), DVD. The film premiered...

...: Tourism Development and Fisheries Management Among the Political Ghosts of Pisagua, Chile,” Journal of Political Ecology 8 (2001), 45–80. 16. La batalla de Chile (The Battle of Chile) is the title of Patricio Guzmán’s epic documentary film, which chronicled the rise of Popular Unity...

... Political Prisoners” ; Popkin and International Human Rights Law Group, Waiting for Justice , 86 . 14. Freedman, “Presos políticos.” 15. For more on the women’s prison and the role of women outside the prison in serving as the “voice” of COPPES beyond prison walls, see Guzmán Orellana...

... the former president; revise the basic national school curriculum; establish a degree program in Human Rights, Pluriculturalism, and Reconciliation of Indigenous Peoples; hold a photographic exhibition on Arbenz Guzmán and his legacy at the National Museum of History; recover the wealth...

... cast of characters and movements seemed all but moribund, and that a blinkered optimist might even be prepared to pronounce terrorism itself dead (after all, Carlos the Jackal, Abimael Guzmán of Peru’s Shining Path, the Egyptian sheik Omar Abdul Rahman...

... Harris. FILM AS WITNESS / 341 the showing of films like Guzman’s Battle of Chile, and Biberman’s Salt of the Earth, which had a profound effect on South African audiences. A film that has proved extremely important to Johannes- burg audiences, especially...

... Arbenz Guzman, Mohammed Mossadegh, and Salvador Allende. As an example of this ”detachment” in action, Benson points to the Russian historian, Richard Pipes (“of Harvard who chaired the semi-official “B-Team” of strategic af- fairs experts within the Agency, using ”a historical approach...

... the nation since 1925. 5. See María Olivia Mönckeberg, Con fines de lucro (Santiago: Debate, 2013); and Juan Andrés Guzmán et al., La gran estafa (Santiago: Catalonia, 2014). 6. LOCE was published in the Diario oficial, the official journal of the Republic of Chile. Founded in 1876...