Syndicalism and Anarchism in Chile: A Historical Journey

This chapter examines the evolution of syndicalism and anarchism in Chile, starting from its roots in the 1848 French Revolution to its impact on labor movements in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It highlights key figures, societal changes, and significant events like the national general strike of 1890, illustrating the struggles faced by workers against governmental repression. The narrative also covers the decline of anarchist influence post-1940s and their resurgence following the 1973 coup, showcasing their continued presence in advocating for workers' rights amid tumultuous political climates.