Entrevista al presidente Salvador Allende (Noticiero ICAIC Latinoamericano)
Nov 05, 1970
Director
Santiago ÁlvarezOverview
Santiago Álvarez and his team are talking with Salvador Allende (alongside his daughter Beatriz), who has just been elected President of the Republic, near a beautiful mansion on the banks of a river. Allende denounces the state of chaos in which the country finds itself, as well as the economic and financial situation, and calls on the Chilean people to take responsibility. He discusses the ties between Cuba and Chile and pledges to fight against the CIA and the counterrevolutionaries (gusanos). Footage of Allende being cheered at a Socialist Party rally shortly before his election illustrates the topic.
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What is Entrevista al presidente Salvador Allende (Noticiero ICAIC Latinoamericano) about?
Santiago Álvarez and his team are talking with Salvador Allende (alongside his daughter Beatriz), who has just been elected President of the Republic, near a beautiful mansion on the banks of a river. Allende denounces the state of chaos in which the country finds itself, as well as the economic and financial situation, and calls on the Chilean people to take responsibility. He discusses the…
When was Entrevista al presidente Salvador Allende (Noticiero ICAIC Latinoamericano) released?
Entrevista al presidente Salvador Allende (Noticiero ICAIC Latinoamericano) was released on November 5, 1970.
Who directed Entrevista al presidente Salvador Allende (Noticiero ICAIC Latinoamericano)?
Entrevista al presidente Salvador Allende (Noticiero ICAIC Latinoamericano) was directed by Santiago Álvarez.
Who is in the cast of Entrevista al presidente Salvador Allende (Noticiero ICAIC Latinoamericano)?
The cast of Entrevista al presidente Salvador Allende (Noticiero ICAIC Latinoamericano) includes Salvador Allende, Beatriz Allende and Santiago Álvarez.