Augusto Pinochet
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Australia Nanny Accused Of Pinochet-Era Crimes Loses Extradition Appeal
An Australia-based former nanny lost her second appeal against extradition to Chile on Wednesday where she allegedly served as a member of the feared secret police during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
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French Woman In Tihar Jail Will Be Extradited To Chile, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has rejected a French woman's challenge against extradition to Chile, where she is wanted over the assassination of a key supporter of General Augusto Pinochet's military regime.
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Chile Fires Starting Gun on New Constitution
Chilean President Michelle Bachelet announced on Tuesday the beginning of a process that could lead to a new constitution for the South American country, one of the centre-left leader's key electoral pledges.
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Spain Drops Probe Into Camera Man Killed in Iraq by United States Shell
A Spanish judge today shelved a criminal investigation into the killing of a Spanish camera man by a US tank shell in Iraq in 2003 after Spain placed limits on judicial powers in international cases.
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Bacteria Renew Mystery Over Chilean Poet Pablo Neruda's Death
Family of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda said today forensic experts have found evidence of a massive bacterial infection in his remains, increasing their suspicion that he was poisoned by dictator Augusto Pinochet's regime.
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Australia Nanny Accused Of Pinochet-Era Crimes Loses Extradition Appeal
An Australia-based former nanny lost her second appeal against extradition to Chile on Wednesday where she allegedly served as a member of the feared secret police during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
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French Woman In Tihar Jail Will Be Extradited To Chile, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has rejected a French woman's challenge against extradition to Chile, where she is wanted over the assassination of a key supporter of General Augusto Pinochet's military regime.
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Chile Fires Starting Gun on New Constitution
Chilean President Michelle Bachelet announced on Tuesday the beginning of a process that could lead to a new constitution for the South American country, one of the centre-left leader's key electoral pledges.
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Spain Drops Probe Into Camera Man Killed in Iraq by United States Shell
A Spanish judge today shelved a criminal investigation into the killing of a Spanish camera man by a US tank shell in Iraq in 2003 after Spain placed limits on judicial powers in international cases.
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Bacteria Renew Mystery Over Chilean Poet Pablo Neruda's Death
Family of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda said today forensic experts have found evidence of a massive bacterial infection in his remains, increasing their suspicion that he was poisoned by dictator Augusto Pinochet's regime.
