Maybe you could do a guided tour one day

Yes, it's such a pleasure to read. I'm going to visit the places in London you mention.
Also planning to go to BA soon, so will look at the cafes and buildings you highlight there too

I've written about the impacts of paraquat on small farmers in Latin America
lab.org.uk/britain-expo...

'the Junta, who, far from being ogres...are exerting themselves particularly to establish contacts with...those living in the peripheric areas in which Marxist terrorism previously held total sway. They have been warmly welcomed'

Of workers who had supported the elected Allende govt:

'Almost all Chilean workers have now reverted to normal, those who had been drawn into political activities feeling thoroughly ashamed of themselves - rather as the German people who joined the Nazi party felt after the fall of Hitler

'The Military are not hungry for power, and after putting the country back on its feet morally and financially, they will stand down. If political parties have been banned momentarily, it is for obvious reasons'

Yes I just discovered this article while researching oil and Venezuela
Old but still an interesting analysis