Unpublished in Democracy: Government Will Not Make an Official Act on September 11 and Kast Will Have a Regular Agenda
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At the time of a new September 11th, La Moneda went out to defend his decision not to hold an official commemoration for the date, appealing to the need to look forward. In the ruling party they urged the Executive to act consistently and in the opposition called on President Kast to keep in mind that his ... Continue reading "Unpublished in Democracy: Government will not make official act on September 11 and Kast will have a regular agenda"
The president of the Communist Party (PC) criticized the fact that the executive has decided, unlike previous years, not to perform an official act. "One thing is the government, another is the political parties of government or of the right, but another is the head of state, who has a task above the others," said José Antonio Kast. The helmman also criticized the US ambassador, Brandon Judd.
53 years after the coup d’état, the government of José Antonio Kast will face for the first time this date without performing an official act in La Moneda to remind the victims of the dictatorship. The decision marks a break with a tradition that democratic governments had maintained since the return to democracy. [...] The entry Back in Democracy: President Kast makes a disconcerting decision for this September 11 was first published on Radio I…
— By Diego Cabanillas The decision of the government of President José Antonio Kast not to perform an official act to commemorate this Friday, September 11, the 53rd anniversary of the coup d'état generated criticism from the opposition, which questioned the absence of an institutional sign in the area of memory and human rights. [...] The Opposition entry questions the absence of an official act of the government on September 11, and places Kas…
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