Chile Commemorates Pinochet's Coup D'état without Official Acts, for the First Time Since the Return of Democracy
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The country commemorates this Friday, September 11, the 53rd anniversary of Augusto Pinochet’s coup d’état, which overthrew then President Salvador Allende in 1973 and opened one of the most painful chapters in Chilean history. This year, for the first time in democracy, there is no official government ceremony, an unprecedented decision since the return of democracy in 1990 and which coincides with the first 11 September of ultraright José Anto…
Within the framework of the 53 years of the death of Salvador Allende hundreds of people have attended mobilizations and tributes before the decision of the government of José Antonio Kast not to perform an official act
With offerings and tributes Chile recalled on Friday the anniversary of the coup d'état that in 1973 overthrew the democratic government of Salvador Allende and began Augusto Pinochet's bloody military dictatorship.
In Que Hay De Nueva we talked with Diego Schalper, deputy of National Renewal, about the decision of the government of José Antonio Kast not to perform an official act of commemoration for the 53 years of the coup d'état.
The absence of a government ceremony on the anniversary of the overthrow of Salvador Allende generated opposition criticism and questioning of human rights policies
By Marcello Campo - A historic change in Chile. The extreme right-wing president José ...
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