On September 23, 1973, the writer Pablo Neruda died suddenly in a clinic in Santiago, Chile. Twelve days after Pinochet’s coup d’état, this death of the Nobel Prize winner for literature always seemed suspicious to those around him. And since 2011, a judicial investigation has been underway. This is what journalist Laurie Fachaux-Cygan tells us, who has been working on this issue for seven years, which she deciphers in her book entitled Room 406, the Pablo Neruda affair, published by Éditions de l’Atelier.
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“Room 406, the Pablo Neruda affair”, investigation into the death of the Nobel Prize for Literature
