Chilean lawmakers want ‘museum of truth’ to provide far-right take on Allende era
National Libertarian party wants museum to highlight ‘victims’ of socialist government ousted by CIA-backed coup in 1973 Far-right lawmakers in Chile have proposed the creation of a “museum of truth” to tell its own version of the years preceding Gen Augusto Pinochet’s bloody dictatorship – and emphasise the plight of what it calls the victims of Salvador Allende’s socialist government. According to the seven congresspeople from the far-right National Libertarian party who presented the bill, the museum would highlight the “outrage, hunger and humiliation” of Allende’s Popular Unity government. Continue reading...
National Libertarian party wants museum to highlight ‘victims’ of socialist government ousted by CIA-backed coup in 1973 Far-right lawmakers in Chile have proposed the creation of a “museum of truth” to tell its own version of the years preceding Gen Augusto Pinochet’s bloody dictatorship – and emphasise the plight of what it calls the victims of Salvador Allende’s socialist government. According to the seven congresspeople from the far-right National Libertarian party who presented the bill, the museum would highlight the “outrage, hunger and humiliation” of Allende’s Popular Unity government. Continue reading...
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