'Crecer a golpes'
Chronicles and Essays on Latin America 40 years after Allende and Pinochet with Spanish author and journalist Enric Gonzalez.
On September 11, 1973, one of the bloodiest dictatorships takes control of Chile and changes the face of a nation and the history of a continent.
Crecer a golpes is a compilation of essays and chronicles written by thirteen renowned novelists and journalists that tell the story of unresolved conflicts in Latin America and their long-lasting impact on the lives of millions of people. Spanish journalist and writer Enric González will be joined by Argentinean editor and author Diego Fonseca, Californian author Jon Lee Anderson, Argentinean author and journalist Martin Caparrós, and Brown University Professor at Large and Former President of Chile Ricardo Lagos to present the book and discuss the past, present and future of Latin America.
Venue
Brown University, Watson Institute for International Studies, 111 Thayer Street, Providence, RI 02912
401-863-2809
Admission
In Spanish and English. It is free and open to the public, and will be streamed live.
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Watson Institute For International Studies
Credits
With the support of Penguin/CA Press and Brown University.
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