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This publication sheds light on discussions that arose surrounding Chile within the US foreign policy bureaucracy in response to the presidential election of1970, and the impact of images of the country in the creation of US foreign policy. It draws on documents recently declassified by the State Department, compiled in the volumes Foreign Relations of the United States, which provide a window on the day-to-day process of building US foreign policy. These documents show the way in which different members of the country’s foreign policy apparatus interpreted Chile and its democracy, affecting the decision-making process. This perspective sets out to put forward new questions in a problem that has classically been addressed from the perspective of concealed action and intervention. It is concluded that images of Chile as an exception or as a stereotype of Latin America as a region affected the creation of US foreign policy, determining the actions that the superpower was to take in response to Chile’s challenging political scenario.

"Noisy democracy": imágenes y discusiones sobre la democracia chilena en los documentos norteamericanos frente a la elección presidencial de 1970

"Noisy democracy": imágenes y discusiones sobre la democracia chilena en los documentos norteamericanos frente a la elección presidencial de 1970