Allende’s Chile
Elected Marxist government
Allende’s Chile leans hardest toward Planned, Shared and Democracy.
The 12 axes, with receipts
Centralised republic.
A Marxist elected in free elections, governing within the constitution.
Kept a free press and opposition.
Third-World solidarity and the non-aligned movement.
Civilian government suspicious of the military.
Recognised Mapuche land claims.
Nationalised copper and the banks; expanded land reform.
Price controls and state planning.
Seized foreign-owned mines.
Secular socialist government in a Catholic country.
Social reform without sexual-liberation politics.
Project Cybersyn, a computer network to run the economy.
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