Once a byword for military repression and human rights abuses, Chile’s image is now that of a dynamic success story. The ‘Chilean Miracle’, based on radical free-market reform and export-led growth, has been presented as a model for all developing countries. Yet this transition has also created its own social problems, challenging the traditional values with the advent of extreme materialism. Famed for its landscapes which range from glaciers to deserts, Chile is also home to a cultural life, exemplified by writers such as Pablo Neruda and Ariel Dorfman. Music, cinema and handicrafts reflect the country’s artistic diversity as well as its mixed ethnic traditions. This book is part of a series aimed at students and independent travellers.
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