Nicholas Scott

Nicholas Scott, a PhD candidate specializing in Latin American history, brings his expertise on the Chilean revolution and Cordones to the conversation. They dive into the often-overlooked Cordones movement and its implications during Allende’s presidency. Scott discusses Santiago's social fabric in the 1960s, the role of worker movements, and the rise of Christian democracy. The dialogue also touches on labor resistance leading up to 1973 and the evolving political landscape amidst significant social changes in Chile.