President of Chile (1970–1973) · 1908–1973
Salvador Allende Political views on the 12 axes
The first Marxist elected president in Latin America, he nationalised copper and sought a democratic road to socialism until the 1973 coup.
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Our estimate from their writing and record. Axes they took no clear view on are left out.
Unitary
Direct Democracy
Centrist
Cooperation
Pacifist
Limited Trade
Socialist
Interventionism
Atheist
Culturally Left
Technological
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Ideologies closest to Salvador Allende
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Questions, answered
The first Marxist elected president in Latin America, he nationalised copper and sought a democratic road to socialism until the 1973 coup. Where Salvador Allende took a clear view. Structure: Unitary; Representation: Direct Democracy; Power: Centrist; Diplomacy: Cooperation; Military: Pacifist; Trade: Limited Trade; Economy: Socialist; Control: Interventionism; Religion: Atheist; Culture: Culturally Left; Technology: Technological.
Marxism (84% match), then Social Liberalism (84% match) and Progressivism (81% match). Compared on economy, power, diplomacy and culture.
They are our editorial estimates from Salvador Allende's writing and record, from 0 to 100 on each axis. Axes they took no clear view on are left out.
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