Allende

Fifty years after the death of Salvador Allende, Ediciones B publishes this unique work, which delves into the human dimension of the "comrade president." A period portrait in which figures such as Che Guevara, Michel Foucault and Jacques Derrida meet and in which the political and social effervescence of those turbulent years is realized. On September 11, 1973, Salvador Allende, president of Chile, died defending his country's democracy while the military seized power at gunpoint. In this risky novel, Carlos Tromben enters into a dialogue with the greatest exponent of the Chilean path to socialism, whom he allows to speak from beyond. With skill and genius, Carlos Tromben unravels a skein that will keep the reader in suspense, exploring unknown aspects of a story that will never be finished being told. The author manages to dive into those gray waters and rescue, like a prodigious underwater diver, the truth from fiction.