Santiago de Chile, Sep 11 (Prensa Latina) A year ago was a book, now a documentary to prevail memories and memories about Salvador Allende, the man who ''historic pulse stopped beating. "
With this statement magazine Punto Final summarized part of its reflections on the president of the Popular Unity, deposed by an atrocious coup dâ�Öétat on September 11, 1973 led by Augusto Pinochet.

Amid a scenario in which the desire of the right to undermine another socialist profile president, Michelle Bachelet in this case, it is clear the majority of Chileans closes ranks around the figure of Allende.

Although it may seem incredible, a deputy of the Independent Democratic Union (UDI) said yesterday that "the real heroes of Chile were in Punta Peuco ', referring to the prison where criminals remain dictatorship.

The Punta Peuco prison has special conditions of shelter, under the justification in the past that these were former military prisoners. There is a lot of pressure for the government to declare the closure of the prison.

In 2014 Dr. Oscar Soto Guzman (Cacho), personal physician of Salvador Allende, presented a book in Havana, evoking the sense of humanism and his special relations with close associates and political foreigners.

Three memories are indelible for me, his acclaimed speech at the United Nations; another also applauded at the University of Guadalajara, Mexico; and his visit to Cuba and friendship with Fidel Castro, said his daughter Isabel Allende Bussi.

A few days ago, Marcia Tambutti granddaughter of the extinct statesman and daughter of the socialist leader Sen. Isabel Allende, offered another intimate, sensitive and shocking look of her grandfather.

The documentary awarded at Cannes this year, Allende My Grandfather Allende is a true gift that Chile already has seen in numerous theaters in the country and comes in handy connection with the September 11, 1973.

Today again inside the Palace of La Moneda will take place a solemn ceremony, which will undoubtedly bring back many sad memories of what happened in the installation of the government 42 years ago.

The unavoidable encounter between Michelle Bachelet and Isabel Allende, two women who lost their fathers because of the dictatorship and had to go into exile forced by circumstances.

Similarly, the morning opens with the festival of family groups of disappeared prisoners, victims of the Pinochet military junta, and defenders of human rights will tour the downtown Alameda Bernardo OÂ'Higgins.

At the end of tour will pass in front of the statue of Allende next to the Palace of La Moneda and also in the vicinity of the presidential area.

The Federation of Students of Chile headed by Valentina Saavedra, along with former presidents and leaders of the organization pay tribute to students, faculty and staff of the University of Chile, who died during the dictatorship.

In La Moneda also government minister and spokesman, Marcelo Diaz, will be the chairman of the tribute to Arsenio Poupin lawyer, General Secretary of Government of Allende, detained and disappeared.