Allende and Popular Unity: The Road to Democratic Socialism (Marx and Marxisms)

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Notes about the sources
Introduction
	A history review
	The Chilean road to socialism from the historiographical debate
	Relevance
1 Participatory democracy and sovereignty on the road to socialism
	Inauguration speech as newly elected president in Estadio Nacional (November 5, 1970). Salvador Allende. Extracts
	Inauguration of popular discussion sessions in University of Chile’s Law School (January 11, 1971). Salvador Allende. Extracts
		Neighborhood courts
		Every worker must be a dynamic factor in production
		The awareness of a path taken
	Chilean road to socialism and current state apparatus (March 18, 1972). Salvador Allende. Extracts
	Speech on the occasion of the nationalization of the Gran Minería del Cobre (Great Copper Mining Industry), Rancagua (July 11, 1971). Salvador Allende. Extracts
	America’s dialogue: Salvador Allende-Fidel Castro (December 1971)
	Notes
2 Economy and social rights
	Popular Unity Government Basic Program (December 17, 1969), Popular Unity. Extracts
		The program
		A new institutional order: the people’s state
		Building a new economy
		Social tasks
		Culture and education
	Income distribution and development options (September 1970). Pedro Vuskovic. Extracts
		The roots of the phenomenon
		A new development strategy
	Agricultural policies in the transition to socialism. The Chilean case (May 17, 1971). Jacques Chonchol. Extracts
		Rapid change in land tenure systems
		Change in the systems of economic interrelation between agriculture and the rest of the economy
		Reorientation of the production process
		Industrialization of rural areas
		Rural worker participation in the process of change
		Rapid overcoming of traditional disregard and segregation of the Mapuche population and the Near North’s communal tenure population
	Statement by the President of the Republic, comrade Salvador Allende Gossens, delivered in the Central Auditorium of the Institute of Social Sciences and Humanities of the University of Guadalajara, Guadalajara (December 2, 1972)
	Notes
3 Women and gender equality
	The Chilean woman (1972). Amanda Puz. Extracts
		Her big problem: Machismo
		Her social struggles
	The emancipation of the Chilean woman (1972). Virginia Vidal. Extracts
		. . . Machismo
		A bit of history
		The landowner’s wife
		And the proletarian woman?
		Work: the first step
			Participation in production
			. . . The legal situation of women
			Matrimonial regime
			All children are equal
			True equality between spouses
			. . . Full emancipation
	Speech on International Women’s Day, Antofagasta (March 8, 1972). Salvador Allende. Extracts
		. . . Women in national history
		What women must be given
		The revolution looks at the human person
	Interview with the international press at the United Nations (December 4, 1972). Salvador Allende. Extracts
	Speech in “The Present-Day Woman in Latin America” seminar at the Gabriela Mistral building, Santiago (October 27, 1972). Salvador Allende
	Notes
4 Indigenous people
	Cautín agreement between the presidential candidate Salvador Allende and the Mapuche people. Campaign event in Ñielol, Temuco (April 12, 1964)
	Agreement for the development of the Araucanian community
		Cautin, April 1964
		Signed between presidential candidate Dr. Salvador Allende and the Araucanian people, through the leaders of the Allendista provincial command
		Title I. Religion
		Title II. Education
		Title III. Land ownership
		Title IV. Housing and health
		Title V. Economic resources for the development of the Araucanian community
		Title VI. Directorate of Indigenous Affairs
		Complete reorganization
		The Araucanians
	Speech in Plaza de la Constitución, Santiago (December 21, 1970). Salvador Allende. Extracts
		. . . Mapuche nation
	Extracts Integration of the Mapuche people into Chilean Society. (1972). Hernán San Martín
		Revolution is justice: Araucanian participation in the current transformation process of Chile
	Report by the Agriculture and Colonization Committee before the Chamber of Deputies of Chile, Santiago (September 14, 1971). Extracts
	Speech on the occasion of the enactment of the Indigenous Law (September 15, 1972). Salvador Allende. Extracts
	Notes
5 Unionism and working class organization
	Speech on the occasion of the 19th anniversary of the CUT, Central Única de Trabajadores de Chile (Single Workers’ Center of Chile), and inauguration of the second Union School of the CUT, Concepción (February 14, 1971). Salvador Allende. Extracts
	Labor Day speech (May 1, 1972). Salvador Allende. Extracts
		Worker participation
	Basic norms for worker participation in socially owned and mixed-ownership companies (May, 1971). Presidency of the Republic and the CUT of Chile
		Introduction
	Statement by the President of the Republic, comrade Salvador Allende Gossens, during his visit to the socially owned industry, former Yarur (November 4, 1972). Extracts
	Notes
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Index