Globe Editorial
IT WOULD BE a mistake to regard the death Sunday of Chile's onetime military dictator, Augusto Pinochet, as simply the final fading note of a vanished era. The crimes of that time -- the overthrow of Socialist Salvador Allende's elected government and the human rights abuses that followed -- left vestiges that linger, not only for Chileans but also for ... (Full article: 437 words)
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