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forest444

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2. Well said.
Mon Sep 14, 2015, 09:25 PM
Sep 2015

It's encouraging to see that, as the article noted, hundreds of prosecutions are going forward despite the Pinochamnesty. Nevertheless, it's no doubt being used as a legal shelter by hundreds of others (especially well-connected civilians and the top brass) and thus remains a serious blight on Chile's otherwise stellar democracy of today.

If Argentina could do it despite all the rancor and threats from the right (and there's certainly been a lot), so can they.

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