40 National Awards gave their support to Boric: list includes Isabel Allende and Antonio Skármeta

40 National Awards signed a letter of support to the frentamplista candidate Gabriel Boric for the presidential second round. The list is headed by Isabel Allende, who received the award in 2010.” We make public our support for the presidential candidacy of Gabriel Boric. Not only because of its declared commitment to research in the sciences, humanities and arts, to freedom of expression and quality education, but also because it gives guarantees to respect the diversity of citizens, to deepen their dialogue and reduce their evident inequalities, “they indicate in the letter. With this, they add that it is Gabriel Boric “who has demonstrated deliderazgo capacity and character of statesman to face critical moments with temperance and decision, and build bridges with the most diverse sectors with a spirit of dialogue and inclusion.” Check the full list:Isabel Allende, National Prize for Literature 2010Beatrice Ávalos, National Prize for Education Sciences 2013Francisco Bozinovic, National Prize for Natural Sciences 2020Juan Carlos Castilla, National Prize for Applied and Technological Sciences 2010Carla Cordua, National Prize for Humanities and Social Sciences 2011Elicura Chihuailaf, National Prize for Literature 2020Gonzalo Díaz, National Prize for Plastic Art 2003Diamela Eltit, National Prize for Literature 2018Romilio Espejo, National Prize for Applied and Technological Sciences 2018Paz Errázuriz, National Prize for Plastic Arts 2017Patricio Felmer, National Prize for Exact Sciences 2011Ricardo Ffrench- Davis, National Prize for Humanities and Social Sciences 2005Guido Garay Brignardello, National Prize for Exact Sciences 2017Ligia Gargallo, National Prize for Applied and Technological Sciences 2018Manuel Antonio Garretón, National Prize for Humanities and Social Sciences 2007Ramón Griffero, National Prize for Performing and Audiovisual Arts 2019Sergio González, National History Prize 2014Óscar Hahn, National Prize for Literature 2012Cecilia Hidalgo, National Prize for Natural Sciences 2006Jorge Hidalgo, National History Prize 2004Mary Kalin, National Prize for Natural Sciences 2010Miguel Kiwi, National Prize for Exact Sciences 2007Miguel Lawner, National Architecture Award 2019Ramón Latorre, National Prize for Natural Sciences 2002Gustavo Meza, National Prize for Performing arts and Audiovisuals 2007María Olivia Mönckeberg Pardo, National Journalism Award 2009Sonia Montecino, National Prize for Humanities and Social Sciences 2013Tomás Moulián, National Prize for Humanities and Social Sciences 2015Héctor Noguera, National Prize for Performing Arts 2015Guillermo Núñez, National Prize of Plastic Arts 2007Iván Núñez, National Prize of Education Sciences 2015Lautaro Núñez, National Prize of History 2002Jorge Pinto Rodríguez, National Prize of History 2012Julio Pinto, National Prize of History 2016Antonio Skármeta, National Prize of Literature 2014Manuel Silva Acevedo, National Prize of Literature 2016Roberto Torretti, National Prize of Humanities and Social Sciences 2011Eduardo Vilches, National Prize of Plastic Arts 2019Faride Zerán Chelech, National Prize of Journalism 2007Raúl Zurita, National Prize of Literature 2000

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