and nine hundred seventy three general augusto pinochet came to power in chile in a coup d'etat. pinochet secret police used the colonia to interrogate torture and murder suspected political opponents many of these crimes took place in the cellar . two hundred appears on the exhibits video screen more than two hundred prisoners were tortured at colonia dignidad. one of them was louis enrique people a is a left wing activist at the time. in september making certain before i was arrested in santiago. i was taken to an interrogation center and then flown to the colonial. i was subjected to electric shocks on my feet genitals ears and where else on the back of my neck were the victims try to come to terms with the past year to this moment a part of the process involves telling people what happened to you and revealing that side of your private life we have to tell young people what happened here so that it never happens again it is with us this is the source maybe to focus. in a few days of infamy plans to visit the site of the former colonia dignidad he plans to set up a memorial fo

collusion in the cia backed coup that port pinochet to power we asked former u.s. green party vice presidential candidate john weaver rucka about what nine eleven means there's moscow continues to deny involvement in these schools re attacks and british police fail to confirm evidence of russian state involvement we examine the role of propaganda with colonial counterpuncher an antiwar painter and sculptor paul wager that's all coming up on the show but first to morrow marks not only forty five years since the cia backed coup the board of fascist government to power in chile but seventeen years since the usas nine eleven it's hard to recall how much support the united states had around the world as it more and its dead from moscow to havana to run to caracas to the street. major nation cities people and their leaders gave their condolences to the american people but then came the post nine eleven mistake that president trump referred to in his campaign for the presidency it was a mistake the war in iraq we spread two trillion dollars thousands of lives we don't eve

where they made lots and stakes in the sixty's no because later on the cia backed pinochet you ended up or it yes i think to see justice rights was trying to bring pinochet to justice and bringing him to a sort of justice but this scholarship which we now know was part of the cia's large yes to liberals in the sixty's brought me to america and i i met gerald ford i met timothy leary i met. i meant all sorts it was an amazing three month trip and it ended up in the place that the cia record because there were ten other student leaders from asia and the cia record that this place called sarasota in florida would stay for a month would persuade us that the american way of life is the best is a very nice place and i was billeted with the proprietors of the local light truck milton judy reuben felt and i stayed slept for a month in their son's bedroom paul reuben felt who grew up he was a couple of years younger and he became an actor paul reubens did cheech and chong movies and then created his own a mortal character pee-wee herman. i am almost tempted to tighten the book how the cia mad

in one nine hundred seventy three general augusto pinochet came to power in chile in a coup to tell a. pinochet secret police use the colonia to interrogate torture and murder suspected political opponents many of these crimes took place in this. two hundred appears on the exhibits video screen more than two hundred prisoners were tortured at colonia dignidad. one of them was louis enrique people days a left wing activist at the time. in september nine hundred seventy four i was arrested in santiago. i was taken to an interrogation center and then flown to the colonial. i was subjected to electric shocks on my feet genitals ears and where else on the back of my neck were the victims try to come to terms with the past here it is more than part of the process involves telling people what happened to you and revealing that side of your private life we have to tell young people what happened here so that it never happens again. this winter stresses the stores may be the focus. in a few days even free plans to visit the site of the former colonia dignidad he plans to set up a memorial for

backed chilean coup that brought british back to take the general augusto pinochet to power coming up on a show on the eve of chile's nine eleven and after the release of classified documents showing u.k. collusion in the cia backed coup that port pinochet to power we asked former us green party vice presidential candidate john weaver rocca about what nine eleven means that is moscow continues to deny involvement in the songs britax and british police failed to confirm evidence of russian state involvement we examine the role of propaganda with colonial counterpuncher and antiwar painter and sculptor paul wager that's all coming up on the show but first tomorrow marks not only forty five years since the cia backed coup the board of fascist government to power in chile but seventeen years since the usas nine eleven it's hard to recall how much support the united states had around the world as it mourned its dead from moscow to havana to run to caracas to the streets of major nation cities people and their leaders gave their condolences to the american people but then came the post nine

destructive reverberations of western intervention the thousands killed and us back general augusto pinochet and the millions killed wounded or displaced in continuing was in the middle east from syria or afghanistan to the u.s. u.k. made bombs dropped on children in yemen but also the use of propaganda in the role of the media in the cheerleading of these wars from the hunt for w m d's to the coverage of the poisoning of spies pile when scotland yard scout a terrible two cannot confirm russian government involvement but the front pages of papers can the futility of war and the abuse of power is examined by british artist paul wager his new exhibition requiem for the emblem of power is at the dead in the gallery in central london deputy editor sebastian packer went to speak to him. with regard to current refers i think the mr erection of power is very concerning at least to me as an artist and i think the abuse of power was probably the man moved a version with regard to. the title theme of the exhibition. the abuse of power could be seen around the world in the forms of wars these two piece

experts estimate that more than one hundred torture victims probably killed by pinochet's police are buried on the grounds of the colony. only one u.s. grave has been found so far and relatives now gather at the site to remember the victims. dugas knew nothing about these graves even though she lived at colonia dignidad. i'm very close to tears this is a very emotional scene it's painful to remember what happened here. there's also a woman whose son was a student when he disappeared without a trace you know when you look at the name. for the well this is all i have is a picture of you know there are so many questions where are you what happened to you you know i spent years looking for you but i've never been able to find you they were sure you know that in may well. then this decides to speak to the group. so. my name is doris i used to live here. we were going to do a live concert so it hurts me to think about what happened here and i'm ashamed things are going to win some. but i mistook it up we got a status but i want to express my support for you because i know what it's like to

the death of a bestir pinochet followed the coup.rageous" and "disgusting" by fellow members of the governing conservative party. mrjohnson likened the prime minister's proposals to a suicide vest — with the detonator given to the eu. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. neverfarfrom a camera, it seems, but borisjohnson didn't get the warmest welcome from cricket fans at the 0val. in the mail on sunday, he called the government's brexit plan feeble and pathetic and said by promising no friction at the irish border: suicide bomb or suicide vest to describe the prime minister... that language was quickly criticised by tory colleagues. i think there are much better ways to articulate your differences and i think it's a reminder, i think, for all of us in public policy, whichever political party we represent, to use measured language because that's what the public want to see. on twitter, the mp and former army officer said: with years of experience here at westminster, there is little doubt borisjohnson knew that his commen

issues, growing up in the 1970s she and her mother were tortured in chile by the regime of augusto pinochethe un having previously served as the first director of un women, the organisation's agency for gender equality and the empowerment of women. the 21—year—old who was convicted of preparing acts of terrorism planned to d eto nate preparing acts of terrorism planned to detonate a bomb at the gates of downing street and then kill theresa may with a gun. the women in the music festival has started in gothenburg. novell security guards, musicians, journalist, or caterers are allowed to enter this vessel in sweden's second city. the man free event was organised as a response to a wave of sexual assaults at music festivals in the country. this weekend excludes cis men, whose gender matches their sex at birth. 0rganisers say it is the first major music gathering for women and transgender people. music gathering for women and tra nsgender people. the music gathering for women and transgender people. the exclusivity is welcomed by many. translation: it feels like a safe zone where women can just

in general augusto pinochet did secluded out the bombs the presidential palace of la moneda overthrew zillion his government and imposes a military judge. with no means of escape and indefinite service or. three days off the end is death the nobel laureate for literature in the reader writes my people are the most betrayed of the times. april thirtieth one thousand nine hundred seventy five the fall of saigon from the american point of view or the liberation from the north yet no means the conflict killed three million vietnamese. the last american helicopter lifts off from the roof of the american embassy in saigon. the vietnam war the thread running through this decade of change is over. a new era is about to begin that will see dictatorships phoning europe and neo liberal ideas triumph. and know which way should we go should we cultivate our garden or commit to a new struggle. and either who can has his own idea. or jude for me but you need another good mean. but in true pounding song if you see me get it or. even turned it into the secular press. lot and also going on say nature y

for september eleventh nine hundred seventy three the support of the your city general augusto pinochetneeds occluded now the bombs the presidential palace of blood on it overthrew zillion his government and imposes a military judge. with no means of escape and indifference or. three days of that in his death the nobel laureate for literature agunah ruda writes my people the most betrayed of our times. april thirtieth one thousand nine hundred seventy five the fall of saigon from the american point of view of the liberation from the north yet in the movies the conflict killed three million vietnamese. the last american helicopter lifts off from the roof of the american embassy in saigon. the vietnam war the thread running through this decade of change is over. a new era is about to begin that will see dictatorships phone in europe and new liberal ideas try. and know which way should be go should we cultivate our garden or commit to a new struggle. and even who can have his own idea. or jews for me to do not a good move. but in truth shawn if you see me get it or. even turned it into the

of the our young day as the president of chile and then to the us supporting the governor general pinochet as president until he was deposed in one thousand nine hundred nine and then of course the more recent invasions which removed manuel noriega in panama as well as the invasion of grenada in one nine hundred eighty three a stance of bling to rescue medical students but that was seen as an effort to try to destabilize the government of president bush up so it's been very controversial for the u.s. to be that intimately involved in in the affairs of countries to the south and so the idea that the u.s. would even be listening to people who are talking about overthrowing a democratically elected government would give many people pause but there are some diplomats quoted in the new york times article who say that even though the u.s. should not be taking sides and certainly is precluded from removing leaders of other countries by u.s. law that the u.s. does have an obligation to listen to ask questions and to try to get a better sense of what the situation is in a country that is one of the

experts estimate that more than one hundred torture victims probably killed by pinochet's police are buried on the grounds of the colony. only one grave has been found so family and relatives now gather at the site to remember the victims. doris knew nothing about these graves even though she lived at colonia dignidad. i'm very close to tears this is a very emotional scene it's painful to remember what happened here. there's also a woman whose son was a student when he disappeared without a trace you know when you look at the name. for the well this is all i have is a picture of you there are so many questions where are you what happened to you you know i spent years looking for you but i've never been able to find you they were sure you know that in their well. then this decides to speak to the group. so daughter's. school or not my name is doris i used to live here. screw it hurts me to think about what happened here and i'm ashamed i'm going to win some. pretty hard news to get up we got those statements but i want to express my support for you because i know what it's like to fee

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