John Dinges
Journalist and Contributor at Freelance
Journalist, author, writes on Latin America. Author Chile in Their Hearts (2025), Amigo de Chile (condecoración O’Higgins) Washington Post, NPR, Columbia U.
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1 month ago |
spytalk.co | John Dinges
Editor’s Note: In 1982, a feature film based on events following a military coup in Chile debuted to critical acclaim and went on to dominate the Academy Awards. Missing, directed by Kostantinos Costa-Gavras, implicated the U.S. government in the disappearance and death of Horman, portrayed as a somewhat apolitical young American living in Chile during the government of Salvador Allende, the Chilean president overthrown in the U.S.-backed 1973 coup.
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1 month ago |
foreignaffairs.com | Richard Feinberg |John Dinges
Dinges has written widely on Washington’s complicity in the murderous activities of South American military juntas in the 1970s. In Chile, immediately following the ruthless 1973 coup, the military executed two young Americans, Charles Horman and Frank Teruggi. The 1982 film Missing, directed by Costa-Gavras, brought global attention to the case and implied U.S. involvement in Horman’s demise.
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2 months ago |
ciperchile.cl | John Dinges
El siguiente texto es la introducción del nuevo libro del periodista John Dinges, quien investigó la muerte de los estadounidenses Charles Horman, periodista independiente, y Frank Teruggi, estudiante, en los primeros días del golpe de Estado de 1973. Este capítulo se titula «El encanto de Chile» y grafica lo que significó para muchos ciudadanos del mundo el triunfo de Salvador Allende. Tras investigar, Dinges llegó a conclusiones que pueden sorprender al lector.
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Sep 14, 2024 |
spytalk.co | John Dinges
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Sep 14, 2024 |
spytalk.co | John Dinges
Author John Marks discovered his vocation as a peacemaker while writing his 1979 bestseller, The Search for the Manchurian Candidate: The CIA and Mind Control, an exposé of the spy agency’s experiments with psychedelic drugs. He’s been on a very long personal journey since then. Marks was a former State Department foreign service officer who became disillusioned over the Vietnam War and later wrote blockbuster exposés of the CIA.
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Review of Chile in “Their Hearts”. Dinges “deeply implicates the US government in creating the conditions for the coup, actively doing what it could to destroy the Chilean economy, and ultimately insuring that the coup would occur.” “Nuanced” storytelling. https://t.co/kpU9v4FfRW
Artículo importante por Carolina Jiménez de WOLA. https://t.co/bNp0SkwyQ1
Foreign Affairs on John Dinges’s new book, Chile in Their Hearts: The Untold Story of Two Americans Who Went Missing After the Coup. “Courageous…”https://t.co/ahoP46OB9l via @ForeignAffairs