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About Victor Figueroa Clark

Victor Figueroa Clark is a contributing editor of Alborada, taught history at the London School of Economics and is an expert on the history of the Latin American Left. He is the author of Salvador Allende: Revolutionary Democrat (Pluto Press, 2013). Twitter: @FigueroaUK

Chile: Elections Pave the Way to a New Country

Victor Figueroa Clark2021-05-26T19:54:39+01:0023/May/2021|Categories: Articles|Tags: Chile, Chile protests, Constitution|

Chile: What Next?

Victor Figueroa Clark2020-11-21T11:13:34+00:008/November/2020|Categories: Articles|Tags: Chile, Chile protests, Pinochet, protest|

Salvador Allende and His Meaning Today

Victor Figueroa Clark2020-06-26T22:14:21+01:0026/June/2020|Categories: Articles|Tags: Chile, Salvador Allende|

[FULL VIDEO]: Lessons from Salvador Allende’s Chile (Lowkey and Victor Figueroa Clark)

Victor Figueroa Clark2020-12-08T22:25:25+00:0014/July/2019|Categories: Articles|Tags: Chile, Salvador Allende, socialism|

Lessons for the Left from Allende’s Chile: Lowkey in Conversation with Victor Figueroa Clark

Victor Figueroa Clark2019-07-14T11:35:25+01:0011/July/2019|Categories: Articles|Tags: Chile, Jeremy Corbyn, Lowkey, Nicaragua, Salvador Allende, socialism, Venezuela, Victor Figueroa Clark|

The Threat to Venezuela from Brazil’s Bolsonaro

Victor Figueroa Clark2018-11-01T16:05:08+00:0029/October/2018|Categories: Articles|Tags: Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, Venezuela|

Brief Thoughts: Chile’s Elections

Victor Figueroa Clark2017-11-23T13:08:30+00:0020/November/2017|Categories: Articles|Tags: Blog, Chile|

The Emerging Triple Helix

Victor Figueroa Clark2017-09-14T16:10:37+01:0012/September/2015|Categories: Articles|Tags: Alborada1, AlboradaMag, China, economics, Pink Tide, Russia|