CLEAN : Neruda asesinado por dictadura

The video explores the mystery surrounding the death of Pablo Neruda, a renowned poet and Nobel laureate. Manuel Araya, Neruda's former assistant, disputes the official cause of death as cancer, suggesting instead that Neruda was poisoned by Pinochet's regime due to his political influence. The Chilean justice system has agreed to investigate these claims, with Neruda's remains set to be exhumed. Araya has long sought to bring attention to this alleged murder, believing Neruda posed a significant threat to the dictatorship. Forty years later, there is hope that the truth will finally be uncovered.

What does Manuel Araya believe about Pablo Neruda's death?

• He committed suicide.

• He was poisoned by the Pinochet regime.

• He died of natural causes.

• He died in an accident.

What action did the Communist Party take regarding Neruda's death?

• They wrote a letter to the government.

• They ignored the claims.

• They held a public protest.

• They presented a legal complaint.

What significant step did the Chilean justice system take in 2011?

• They closed the case.

• They exhumed Neruda's remains.

• They accepted to investigate the case.

• They declared the case unsolvable.

Why was Neruda considered a threat to Pinochet's regime?

• He had a large following.

• He was a close friend of Pinochet.

• He was a Nobel laureate and a communist.

• He was planning a coup.

What was Neruda's potential plan that worried Pinochet?

• To escape Chile and seek asylum abroad.

• To write a book against the regime.

• To run for political office.

• To start a revolution.