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It was overthrown in 1973, but other than that has a pretty solid government.
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Chile's President Salvador Allende died in September 11, 1973; but he wasn't killed, he committed suicide.
The only country that meets all of those requirements is CHILE, whose socialist President Allende was overthrown in a US-led military coup in 1973, leading to 17 years of a Pinochet autocracy, after which he stepped down after a democratic election in 1990. Chile remains a democracy to this day.
Depends what year? For instance in 1297 it was the day that William Wallace beat the English at the battle of Stirling Bridge, and in 1973 it was the day the CIA helped Pinochet overthrow the democratically elected government of Chile.
Democracy was restored in Chile as follows: =>Salvador Allende was the president of Chile. => On 11 September ,1973,military coup took place in which his government was overthrown by the military,led by General Augusto Pinochet => After this,Pinochet became the president of Chile and ruled it for the next 17 years. =>Thus,military dictatorship was established in Chile. =>His ,-Pinochet's government torured and killed severalof those whowanted democrac to be restored.. =>His military dictatorship came to an end after he decided to hold a referendum in 1988. =>He felt confident that in his referendum,the people would say yes to his continuing power. =>But the people of a Chile had not forgotten their democratic traditions.their vote was a decisive no to Pinochet. =>This led to Pinochet losing first his political and then his military powers. =>Political freedom was restored. =>Since then Chile has held 4 presidential elections in which different political parties have participated. =>Slowly,the army's role in the country's government has been eliminated. =>Elected governments that came to power ordered inquiries into Pinochet's rule.These inquiries into Pinochet's rule.These inquiries showed that his government was not only very brutal but also very corrupt.
1970-73 - Chile was ruled by the democratically elected social democrat government of Salvador Allende. In 1973 the Chilean military, supported by the United States, launched a coup d'etat. 1973-1990 - Augusto Pinochet took control of the country and ruled undemocratically for this period. He is believed to have violently suppressed his opposition. 1990- Following Pinochet's death, the country returned to a fragile democracy.
In 1973, the CIA helped rebels in Chile overthrow President Salvador Allende in order to prevent a Soviet-backed communist government from controlling the country.
A major coup d'état occurred in Chile on September 11, 1973. The leader of the ousted government, Salvadore Allende, committed suicide.
Well, this was probably Neruda's last poem. He wrote it while sick with prostate cancer in the weeks before the U.S. backed military government overthrew the elected government of Salvador Allende in Chile on September 11, 1973 (the "Other 9-11"). He was a friend and supporter of Allende. He died a couple weeks after the coup. Some saw the military government hastened his death with poisons. Others say he simply died of a broken heart as he saw what was happening to his beloved Chile. I think the poem speaks of the turmoil and the violence of those last months of the Allende government in Chile.
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