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The Chilean footballer paid the price for openly defying General Pinochet's dictatorship.
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Chile court orders exhumation of poet Neruda
Remains of famed poet and Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda to be exhumed as part of investigation into his death in 1973.
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States such as Israel which today "portray themselves" as fighting terrorism were in some ways "born out of terror".
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Chileans march to remember Pinochet victims
Police clash with protesters calling for justice for victims of the military dictatorship ahead of coup anniversary.
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Argentina: Paying for the sins of the past
What can Latin American countries learn from Argentina's punitive approach?
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Chile protesters rally against Pinochet film
Tear gas and water cannon used against demonstrators denouncing documentary honouring the late military dictator.
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