police on the 47th anniversary of the coup that ousted president salvador allende and brought general pinochet to power police used water cannons to disperse protesters inside santiago's general cemetery where a memorial to the victims of pinochet's dictatorship stands others march to the presidential palace to on a president again days memory. peru's congress has voted to open impeachment proceedings against president martin vizcaya lawmakers want to remove him from office for moral incapacity over accusations he tried to obstruct a corruption probe against government officials he's got a says he won't resign but will not run for office again. wildfires have forced mass evacuations across several western u.s. states half a 1000000 people fled their homes in oregon a 10th of the state's population the governor says dozens of people are missing firefighters are battling to prevent 2 large fires merging near the most populated parts of the state washington and california are also seeing record fires. as if 2020 wasn't strange enough already this was the morning commute over san francisco's golde

47th anniversary of the coup that ousted president salvador allende and brought general augusto pinochet to power police used water cannons to disperse protesters inside santiago's general cemetery where memorial to the victims of pinochet's dictatorship stands others march to the presidential palace to on a president again days number. 0 4 minneapolis police officers charged in the killing of george floyd in may have appeared together in court for the 1st time prosecutors say they should be tried together but defense lawyers strongly oppose a joint trial judge floyd's death triggered widespread protests against racism and police brutality wildfires have forced mass evacuations across several western u.s. states half a 1000000 people fled their homes in oregon a 10th of the state's population the governor says dozens of people are missing firefighters are battling to prevent 2 large fires merging near the most populated parts of the state washington and california are also seeing record fires. as if 2020 wasn't strange enough already this was the morning commute over san francisco's gold

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under the pinochet dictatorship a new constitution was written back then back in 1902 it's the one that still in force now in chile and in just 5 more weeks we're going to have a referendum here for the chileans can decide whether they want to write a new one people say that that will finally give them hopefully a chance to have new laws better social justice a whole array of things that have led to the protests that started in october we're trying to show you a little bit more of what what is happening here but the stones are being thrown at the riot police people are being taken. into our police vans it's getting quite well heilig to but this is the sort of thing that we've seen in chile now for months and months this is however the largest demonstration of this kind of since the pandemic and the lock downs were declared here in santiago. thank you very much our last american attitude you see in human following developments there on the streets of santiago where police have been using tear gas and water cannon against demonstrators. now india and china have agreed to deescalate tensio

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police who responded with tear gas and water cannon and day was replaced by the dictator augusto pinochet the 17 year rule at the death of more than $3000.00 people a latin america at a city san human is in santiago she said that the water cannon has been laced with acid. we're being chased by water cannon and tear gas there's just a large large contingent of riot police that have been here for several hours now i think had an mouse with demonstrators it's not allowed to have demonstrations because of a state of emergency that was declared due to the pandemic but there are still hundreds and hundreds of people here i think you could see the tear gas in the back we vote that water cannon is laced with acid and we've been sprayed with it several times and so people have we've seen dozens of people running for a poor health for 1st aid because they're getting this water in their eyes i can tell you from firsthand experience that it really really does burn in fact even if it falls near you so clearly the police have brought out their new equipment that was brought into chile after march you'l

he was replaced by the dictator pinochet whose 17 year rule led to the death of 3000 people for politicalile has been rocked by protests for almost a year over social inequality. tell us what's happening in santiago at the moment. byyes, we are being chased water cannon and teargas. a large contingent of riot police that have been here for several hours now playing cat and mouse with demonstrators. it is not allowed to have demonstrations because of a state of emergency that was declared due to the pandemic, but there are still hundreds and hundreds of people here. you can see the teargas in the back. the water cannon is laced with acid and we have been sprayed with it several times. we have seen people, dozens of people running for help for first aid because they are getting this water in their eyes. i can tell you from first-hand experience, it really does burn. even if it falls near you. clearly, the police have brought up new equipment that was brought into chile after march. you'll remember before that, from october to march, there were daily demonstrations against the government. to

i spent a great deal of time in chile, covering the pinochet dictatorship. for many years.olombia with drug trafficking. the same with peru. sri lanka, the civil war. a lot of the work has been in conflict areas. and that is by choice. no one forces you to do this. i felt it was important. i felt that the struggles people were going through with repression, with revolution, with poverty, with trying to just survive were important to write about and bring back to western readers who might otherwise not know about them. susan: you wrote a column about your country and how it seems different to you since you were here last time. what are your observations and how this country has changed in the last several years? i guess we will close on some of your big thoughts about your transition back into our society. susan: it's a difficult topic. obviously when you are overseas, covering a war, you grateful to -- you are grateful to be alive, and you are grateful to be protected, you try not to take sides. you are trying to do your job and trying to bring home the human side of a conf

interesting book because it was at the height of the cold war, plus also it was at the moment in which pinochet over in chile, plus also it was the three-day war. so that's pretty exciting time september 1973. >> host: your opinion of the u.n.? >> guest: well, i wrote about it at the time that it was the most extraordinary and concentrated deposit of prejudice and hypocrisy in the history of civilization. everyone knew that the spokesman from east germany was going to sylvia say what is going to say in moscow. everybody knew this spokesman from saudi arabia would challenge the credentials of israel using pretty much language that used the last 25 years. everybody referred to themselves as this exaggerated deference. it was a pretty ugly, ugly site. at the same time one recognized that certain arrangements are expedited by having in the international body. you have to know where your right to transmit a rate of being and in mind begins. so for stuff like that it was useful. i'm not making suggestion at the time. the way, what the united states i to do, this was less much important outcome was to