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Son of José del Carmen Reyes Morales, railroad worker, and Rosa Naphtali Basoalto Opazo schoolteacher died due to tuberculosis when Neruda was a month old. In 1906, the family moved to Temuco, wherehis father married his second wife, Trinidad Candia Marverde, whom Neruda called mamadre. Neruda enters Men's Lyceum, where he took all his studies to finish the 6th grade humanities 1920.El Temucostunning natural environment, forests, lakes, rivers and mountains mark forever Neruda's poetic world.

In 1917, he published his first article in the Morning of Temuco, with the title of enthusiasmand perseverance. In this city wrote much of the work, who were to form his first book of poems: Crepusculario.

In 1919, obtained the third place in the Maule Floral Games with his poem NightCommunion ideal or ideal. In 1920 begins to contribute to the literary magazine Selva Austral.
After the military coup of September 11, his health is worse and 19 rushed from his home in Isla Negra,Santiago, where he died due to prostate cancer 23 at 22.30 in the Santa Maria Clinic. A recent article [15] reported statements by Manuel Araya Osorio, assistant poet from November 1972 until his death,Neruda who says that he was killed at the clinic after disqualifies a lethal injection. Although the information was denied by the Pablo Neruda Foundation, [16] the Communist Party requested, on 6December, the exhumation of the remains of the Nobel Prize for Literature, to see if he was poisoned.
The December 11, 1992, the remains of Neruda and Matilde Urrutia are exhumed and taken to a funeralparlor in the ceremonial hall of the former National Congress. The next day fulfills the desire of the poet: that his remains were buried at his home in Isla Negra. That place and all other belongingsare now museums administered by the Neruda Foundation.
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