Pinochet’s Chile: Order and Chaos

Tina Rosenberg

1987

At 1:35 on the morning of May 9, 1986, a bomb exploded in Amiti Pilowsky’s bedroom window in Santiago, Chile. No one was hurt, although the bomb destroyed a car in the driveway, severely damaged a second car and shattered every window in Pilowsky’s house and several next door. The bomb’s more curious effect, however, was not the explosion it caused…

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Tina Rosenberg

b. 1960

Born in Brooklyn, New York, Tina Rosenberg is a journalist who has been based in Central and South America and Eastern Europe. She has been a senior fellow at the World Policy Institute, and received a MacArthur Fellowship, a National Book Award, and a Pulitzer Prize.

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