during the years of penochet's bloody rule, gdp increased by more than 20%.a third of the total gross product came from 1% of the country's population. allenda wanted to redistribute privileges and support the majority of chileans, but the rich. the majority turned out to be stronger having money and american support. the american approach to this issue has always been quite simple. they looked specifically at developing countries or at countries that were less economically developed, such as chile, and chile at that time may now be considered a not very rich country, even in latin america. standard, america has always tried to create there, well, so to speak, oligarchic capitalism, or capitalism that was based on the power of, as they are called in america, the latifundists. augusta penochet left the presidency on march 11 , 1990, amid mass protests. historians claim that he simply got out of hand and washington decided to remove him. in 1999 the dictator was arrested, and on december 10, 2006 he died. leaving a legacy in the country that is still echoed by

the punitive authorities of penochet poisoned the famous chilean poet and nobel laureate pabla nerudathe tragic pages of history are also connected with the so-called caravan of death, a punitive special unit led by general sergio reliyan, whose members were searched in prisons. political opponents of the ruling regime were killed with particular cruelty. according to various sources, the victims ranged from 75 to 97 people. how did washington react to this, did it condemn the murder of political opponents for terror in one small state for such barbaric methods. the white house did not just close its eyes, rather, on the contrary, it continued to finance its protj penochet wide open and even made him the creator of an economic miracle. behind the screen of which, in fact, all large and medium-sized enterprises of the country, all strategic sectors of agulam went into private hands, many of them with american citizenship. the chicago boys lifted almost all restrictions on direct investment from abroad, creating an almost irresistible package of guarantees for foreign investors, with in

augusta penochet left the presidency on march 11 , 1990, amid mass protests.ot out of hand and washington decided to remove him. in 1999 the dictator was arrested, and on december 10, 2006 he died. leaving a legacy in the country that still reverberates today. protests and problems. here is the material from 2019. the current social explosion was caused by the dissatisfaction accumulated in chileans over a decade with the socio-economic policies of the authorities. for many years, the country's authorities pursued a policy of total privatization. the state has practically withdrawn from all spheres of socio-economic life. in latin america, and perhaps in the whole world, you cannot find another country with the same degree of privatization. as in chile, as a result in chile the rules of the free market were applied not only to the economy as such, but also first to the social sphere, education, medicine, and the pension system. all these key and sensitive areas for the population were privatized and removed from state regulation. simply put, if you want to sen

you understand everything correctly, the whole world then considers penochet a monster and a murderer him, so loans and financiers come. and no one remembers torture, the stadium and political prisoners. political terror spared no one, neither ordinary cheleans nor celebrities. so the famous chilean poet, musician and director, victor jara, was tortured with electric shock, his hands were broken, and after much torture, he was shot with 34 bullets fired at him. the military did not seek to understand who was to blame for what; an employee of the catholic publication carmen, who was not a supporter... was arrested just like that. she spent 7 hours on the rack, was repeatedly raped, she was starved and beaten, her legs were broken , she was tortured with electric shocks, burned with cigarettes, the most sophisticated and disgusting bullying was used, her relatives managed to release, but she soon died from the torture she endured. a national intelligence department was created to persecute political opponents; the political police were quickly branded for cruelty: the chilean gestapo pu

september seventy-three, with the total support of the united states , the dictator and murderer augusta penochetof hatred among the chelian people, how he managed to take over the whole country, why the official washington representatives refuse to declassify documents about the revolution in chile, with so many facts, conclusions: it’s up to you to draw.