The judge in charge of the investigation must clarify whether the Nobel Prize winner died from the advanced prostate cancer that struck him or whether he was poisoned by a secret agent of the dictatorship.
The First Chamber of the Court of Appeal of Santiago has decided to reopen the investigation into the death of the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, which took place twelve days after the coup led by Augusto Pinochet in September 1973, as the van de Prijs family has said let them know. EFE, Nobel, plaintiff in the case.
“The background shows that the investigation has not yet been exhausted, there are precise procedures that can contribute to clarifying the facts (…) the reopening of the summary is ordered,” the court said in an order published on Monday evening. .
The judge in charge of the investigation, Paola Plaza, who must clarify whether the Nobel laureate died from the advanced prostate cancer that had struck him or whether he was poisoned by a secret agent of the dictatorship, closed the investigation on September 25, but both His family and the Communist Party – in which he was active for decades – appealed the decision.
Source: EITB
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