Argentina: A Short History (review)
ters, “Winners and Losers,” Borzutzky illustrates the devastating impact that these policies had on millions of Chileans and makes sense of the often puzzling changes in health care policy that the military dictatorship engineered, most of which served to deprive Chile’s poorer sectors of access to health care. Backed by solid research, this book sheds light on modern Chilean history, the ties between politics and state policies, and the connections between political goals and social security.