Chilean creativity honoured at 2012 National Prize

A host of creatives have been honoured as winners of the 2012 Chilean National Prize.
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The 2012 Chilean National Prizes for history, applied science and technology, natural sciences, literature and music were recently announced at a ceremony at La Moneda presidential palace.


The National Prize for Literature was awarded to poet Óscar Hahn, whose previous work was actually forbidden during the Pinochet dictatorship. Now, the 75-year-old poet continues to freely publish his work, while also maintaining a position as professor of Chilean and Hispano-American literature at Universidad de Tarapacá.

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