ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Camilo Aguirre Torrini

Camilo Aguirre Torrini (@AguirreTorrini) is a Ph.D. student in international relations at the University of Sussex, U.K. He obtained a master's degree in Korean Studies at Seoul National University. His research focuses on the DPRK's relations with Latin American countries and the Korean diaspora in Chile.

North Korea and the other 9/11: How the DPRK remembers Chile’s military coup

The US-backed overthrow of socialist Salvador Allende proved a major setback for Pyongyang’s interests in South America

Camilo Aguirre TorriniSeptember 14, 2023

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Camilo Aguirre Torrini

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North Korea and the other 9/11: How the DPRK remembers Chile’s military coup

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