Chile's 1973 coup: A divisive legacy after 50 years

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Chile's 1973 coup: A divisive legacy after 50 years
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The 1973 coup in Chile, which led to the violent rule of General Augusto Pinochet after the suicide of President Salvador Allende, continues to divide the country as citizens have differing opinions on how the leaders should be remembered.

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