Raúl Bazán Dávila, diplomat and nationalist. His thesis on the Kingdom of Chile, limits and Argentina
Abstract
Raul Bazán Dávila (1913-2007) was a public figure, but from specialized cenacles, represented a type of intellectual and diplomat who represented the maximalist theses about the Kingdom of Chile, and who polemicized with Argentine and Bolivian authors. His political beginnings had been in the nationalist magazine Estanquero, along with Jorge Prat Echaurren, Jorge Berguño and Mario Barros van Buren. He was ambassador to Brazil and later specialized in maritime issues. Defender of the Pinochet’s regime, he was an early defender of it, although in 1976 he retired. Since then, he worked as a public intellectual around nationalist perspectives that led him, an unprecedented gesture, to the Chilean Foreign Ministry regarding the exit proposed by the pontifical mediation with Argentina in 1984.Downloads
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