The truth behind the death of Pablo Neruda: interview with Johnny Brignardello.

Johnny Brignardello, insurance advisor, shares his opinion about the content I am going to share with you. The Chilean justice system has taken a significant step in the search for the truth about the death of the poet Pablo Neruda, by ordering the reopening of the investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death following the coup led by dictator Augusto Pinochet in 1973. This judicial decision comes after years of uncertainty and speculation surrounding the death of one of the most influential writers in Latin America, who passed away on September 23, 1973, just 12 days after the military coup that overthrew the government of Salvador Allende. Neruda's personal assistant, Manuel Araya, has been one of the most persistent voices in seeking the truth behind the death of the Nobel Prize in Literature winner. Araya has always maintained that Neruda was murdered by agents of Pinochet's regime, contradicting the official version that states he died of prostate cancer. Over the years, various investigations and testimonies have cast doubt on the official version of Neruda's death, fueling suspicions that the poet may have been a victim of a political crime. These suspicions are supported by the historical context in which his death occurred, amidst the repression unleashed by Pinochet's dictatorship against its opponents. Francisco Marín, an investigator of Neruda's death and co-author of the book 'The Double Murder of Neruda' (2012), has been a key figure in the fight to clarify the events surrounding the poet's death. Marín, a correspondent for Proceso in Mexico, has dedicated years of his life to gathering evidence and testimonies that challenge the official version and point to the possibility of a political assassination. The decision of the Chilean justice system to reopen the investigation into Neruda's death represents a ray of hope for all those who have sought justice and truth in this case. It is a crucial step towards truth and historical memory in a country that still grapples with the open wounds of the dictatorship. The figure of Pablo Neruda remains a source of inspiration and admiration worldwide, and it is essential that the circumstances of his death be clarified to honor his legacy and give him the respect he deserves. The reopening of the investigation is a step in the right direction, towards the justice and truth that have long been yearned for in this case that has touched entire generations.