#pinochet — Public Fediverse posts

John Malkovich, un asesino de la CIA que apunta al Oscar: "Dudo de que vivamos en una democracia"

https://tardigram.com/m/LaPlaza/t/63240

L'extrême droite française se réapproprie la figure pop du socialisme démocratique chilien, Victor Jara, tranquilou. Avec une affiche évidemment réalisé par IA reprenant le style fasciste, loin du visage doux et souriant du chanteur et poète chilien.
#labatailleduchili #ExtremesDroites #pinochet #Béziers #darkenlightenment
https://www.ville-beziers.fr/a-la-une/une/%EF%B8%8F-hommage-a-victor-jara

Never forget: the CIA coup that overthrew the democratically elected Allende and led to Victor Jaras murder

Bad Bunny Pays Tribute to Singer Killed During Pinochet Regime

https://youtube.com/shorts/ptkZ93SUb4g?si=YoBFHJE0N1FPEEnP

#BadBunny #Chile #VictorJaras #CIAdictatorships #CIAcoups #FuckTheCIA #LatinAmericaHistory #Pinochet #SalvadorAllende

.> After the coup President Allende was found dead inside the presidential palace. Whether he was killed or whether he killed himself, we’ll never know. In the regime of terror that ensured, thousands of people were killed. Many more simply “disappeared”. Firing squads conducted public executions. Concentration camps and torture chambers were opened across the country. The dead were buried in mine shafts and unmarked graves. For seventeen years the people of Chile lived in dread of the midnight knock, of routine “disappearances”, of sudden arrest and torture. Chileans tell the story of how the musician Victor Jara had his hands cut off in front of a crowd in the Santiago stadium. Before they shot him, Pinochet’s soldiers threw his guitar at him and mockingly asked him to play.
.> In 1999, following the arrest of General Pinochet in Britain, thousands of secret documents were declassified by the U.S. government. They contain unequivocal evidence of the CIA’s involvement in the coup as well as the fact that the U.S. government had detailed information about the situation in Chile during General Pinochet’s reign. Yet, Kissinger assured the general of his support: “In the United States as you know, we are sympathetic to what you’re trying to do,” he said. “We wish your government well.”