Parada, Guerrero and Nattino
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The ceremony to mark the twentieth anniversary of the abduction and execution-style slaying of Jose Manuel Parada, Manuel Guerrero and Santiago Nattino realize that the passage of time has not erased the infamous track repressive dictatorship.
Twenty years later still shaking the brutality with which a repressive secret police service-the-Dicomcar, reporting directly to then-general director, Cesar Mendoza, ended their lives. The three were abducted in broad daylight, tortured, and their bodies dumped in public with the complicity night.
were to no avail then the multiple actions to achieve their release. Mendoza, even said with the lightness that characterized his public life, they were "communists." Then and now know that this argument was an insult to the dignity of the Chileans. Parada, Guerrero and Nattino Communists were militants, but that could never justify-less "explain", as argued in favor of Pinochet civilians-the inhuman way in which they were killed.
stop and Guerrero had just over 30 years and its activity was public. José Manuel Parada, son of the notable performers and Mary Maluenda Roberto Parada, was on duty in the Vicariate of Solidarity and Guerrero, who had just returned from his second exile, was a leader of teaching and teacher at the Latin American School in Providence, which access was breaded with stop on the morning of March 29, 1985. Nattino years ago had no active membership and working independently.
Judge Jose Canovas Robles was appointed minister to visit the Santiago Court of Appeals. Her courageous and meticulous investigation led only four months later in the fall of Mendoza ("is shelling the corn," said general) and the dismantling of the Dicomcar. The very CNI, successor of DINA, contributed to research, perhaps not continue to bear so much blood.
But there was no immediate justice. Shortly after leaving the police chief, the Board issued the call "law Mendoza," which allowed any public figure "invested with dignity" does not testify in court but the judge should appear in person at the address that fijase.
Only the return of democracy allowed substantial progress in the case. In 1994 Milton visiting minister who replaced Juica-Cánovas-handed six life sentences, the Supreme Court made it five, which were given to police officers and NCOs for the Dicomcar.
The monument at the spot where the bodies were found, reminiscent of Chileans that the struggle for truth in cases of violations of human rights, the realization of justice and reparation, as is humanly possible - are part of the ongoing tasks of our democracy ....
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The ceremony to mark the twentieth anniversary of the abduction and execution-style slaying of Jose Manuel Parada, Manuel Guerrero and Santiago Nattino realize that the passage of time has not erased the infamous track repressive dictatorship.
Twenty years later still shaking the brutality with which a repressive secret police service-the-Dicomcar, reporting directly to then-general director, Cesar Mendoza, ended their lives. The three were abducted in broad daylight, tortured, and their bodies dumped in public with the complicity night.
were to no avail then the multiple actions to achieve their release. Mendoza, even said with the lightness that characterized his public life, they were "communists." Then and now know that this argument was an insult to the dignity of the Chileans. Parada, Guerrero and Nattino Communists were militants, but that could never justify-less "explain", as argued in favor of Pinochet civilians-the inhuman way in which they were killed.
stop and Guerrero had just over 30 years and its activity was public. José Manuel Parada, son of the notable performers and Mary Maluenda Roberto Parada, was on duty in the Vicariate of Solidarity and Guerrero, who had just returned from his second exile, was a leader of teaching and teacher at the Latin American School in Providence, which access was breaded with stop on the morning of March 29, 1985. Nattino years ago had no active membership and working independently.
Judge Jose Canovas Robles was appointed minister to visit the Santiago Court of Appeals. Her courageous and meticulous investigation led only four months later in the fall of Mendoza ("is shelling the corn," said general) and the dismantling of the Dicomcar. The very CNI, successor of DINA, contributed to research, perhaps not continue to bear so much blood.
But there was no immediate justice. Shortly after leaving the police chief, the Board issued the call "law Mendoza," which allowed any public figure "invested with dignity" does not testify in court but the judge should appear in person at the address that fijase.
Only the return of democracy allowed substantial progress in the case. In 1994 Milton visiting minister who replaced Juica-Cánovas-handed six life sentences, the Supreme Court made it five, which were given to police officers and NCOs for the Dicomcar.
The monument at the spot where the bodies were found, reminiscent of Chileans that the struggle for truth in cases of violations of human rights, the realization of justice and reparation, as is humanly possible - are part of the ongoing tasks of our democracy ....
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