Struggles of the Chilean Revolution

This chapter examines the early achievements and subsequent challenges of the Chilean revolution under Allende, particularly the nationalization of resources and the political intricacies of the Popular Unity Coalition. It highlights the growing tensions among leftist factions and the impact of rising inflation on political dynamics leading up to 1972. Additionally, the chapter sheds light on grassroots labor movements and the formation of 'cordones,' as workers sought to navigate and influence the evolving socio-political landscape.