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Pinochet to Ortega, Dictators That Take Away Nationality

Daniel Ortega’s latest measures remind many Chileans of what the tyrant Augusto Pinochet did half a century ago.

These people at last recovered the freedom they were unjustly deprived of, with no right to defend themselves, notes Chile’s foreign minister

The Chilean Foreign Minister assured that over the weekend she spoke with several of the former Nicaraguan political prisoners.

The challenge is to put unity above our own ideological ideals, so that 2023 will be the year Chile voted for more democracy in the country.

The pontiff said that he prays for “all those who suffer in that beloved nation” and reiterated his call for dialogue.

Since the so-called transition in Peru, from 2001 onwards, little or nothing has mattered about the election of numerous different presidents.

“There was no time to set up a firebreak, nothing. I think everyone here went through the same situation. The wind speed changed very fast”

I ask here what makes Chileans so afraid and what consequences this might have on the constitutional process that is currently underway…

We must understand that the Constitutional debate isn’t only based on which sector has the votes needed to approve or reject proposals.

Since coming to power a year ago, Boric has been a fierce critic of the international indifference to the human rights crisis in Nicaragua.