Allende Collection

sad retirement
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San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Kitten rests in courtyard fountain. Date: 09/07/2010

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Mexico, Bajio, San Miguel de Allende, Cooking tortillas on griddle

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Mexico, Bajio, San Miguel de Allende, Cropped shot of woman making tortillas, turning them as they cook on griddle

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Mexico, Bajio, San Miguel de Allende, Plate of guacamole and tacos

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Mexico, Bajio, San Miguel de Allende, Plate of guacamole and tacos

Chondrite meteorite. This is a type of stony meteorite that has not been altered by processes such as melting, and represents the original material that formed the asteroids

The Allende carbonaceous chondrite
Photograph of the Allende carbonaceous chondrite, partly covered in jet-black fusion crust. This contains numerous white inclusions called CAIs. This stone is about 10cm across

Salvador Allende Gossens 1908 -1973 (left) president of Chile 1970-73, with Fidel Castro born 1926, (Cuban politician and Prime Minister of Cuba from 1959 to 1976, and President 1965-2008

Mexico, San Miguel de Allende, Statue of Ignacio Allende

CHILE: ELECTIONS, 1964. Supporters of Popular Action Front candidate Salvador Allende marching in Santiago at the time of the Chilean presidential elections, 5 September 1964

Salvador Allende Gossens 1908 -1973. Physician and first democratically elected Marxist to become president of Chile 1970-73. He was deposed in a coup d etat on September 11, 1973

Interstellar diamonds
This specimen is known as the Allende meteorite. When viewed under a transmission electron microscope it shows formations of tiny interstellar diamonds

Mexico San Miguel Allend
Distant view of the town in northern Mexico

Statue of the late President Salvador Allende, Chiles first socialist leader who died in the military coup against him, in the Plaza de La Constitucion, Civic District, Santiago, Chile, South America

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In the solemn grounds of Santiago's Cementerio General cemetery, lies the tomb of former Socialist Chilean President, Salvador Allende. A symbol of a sad retirement that still resonates with many today. DDE-90038684, EyeUbiquitous_20104316, EyeUbiquitous_20104315, EyeUbiquitous_20104324 and EyeUbiquitous_20104325 capture the somber atmosphere surrounding Allende's final resting place. The images depict a sense of reverence and respect for this influential figure in Chilean history. Allende's legacy extends beyond his political career. The Chondrite meteorite known as "The Allende carbonaceous chondrite" is named after him due to its discovery near San Miguel de Allende in Mexico. This celestial connection adds an intriguing layer to his story. While he may be remembered for his presidency and tragic end during the military coup in 1973, there are other aspects of Allende's life worth exploring. In San Miguel de Allende stands a statue honoring Ignacio Allende, one of the key figures in Mexico's fight for independence from Spain. It serves as a reminder that Salvador Allende came from a lineage deeply rooted in revolutionary ideals. During the 1964 elections in Chile, supporters rallied behind Popular Action Front candidate Salvador Allende. These powerful images showcase the passion and hope that surrounded him during this pivotal moment in history. Salvador Allende remains an enigmatic figure whose impact continues to shape Chilean society today. His sad retirement serves as a poignant reminder of both triumphs and tragedies experienced by leaders who dare to challenge established norms and fight for their vision until their last breath.