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Who is behind the government of Chile?

Shows documented founders, leaders, board members, funders and owners.

Not who made decisions, or why.

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  1. Led by Salvador Allende (President) Nov 1970 – 11 Sep 1973

On the record

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Proof 3 sources
  1. Covert Action in Chile 1963–1973: Staff Report of the Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, U.S. Senate, 18 Dec 1975. Primary record Archived copy
    On November 3, he was inaugurated.
  2. Kissinger and the Chilean coup: documents posted on the 40th anniversary (Electronic Briefing Book No. 437), National Security Archive, George Washington University, 11 Sep 2013. Scholarship & press
    Allende's inauguration on November 4, 1970
  3. CIA Activities in Chile (report to Congress, 18 September 2000), Central Intelligence Agency, 18 Sep 2000. Primary record Archived copy
    Pinochet was designated as its first President, and the four verbally agreed to rotate the office.
    On 18 December 1974 Pinochet was declared Supreme Leader of the nation.
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