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Introduction Coup Military Pá . 2 La Ruta de La Memoria Pá . 1 Introducción Golpe Militar La Ruta de La Memoria Las violaciones sistemáticas a los derechos humanos en Chile comenzaron cuando las Fuerzas Armadas, encabezadas por el Comandante en Jefe del Ejército, General Augusto Pinochet, derrocaron violentamente el gobierno del presidente Salvador Allende el día 11 de septiembre de 1973. Así se dio inicio a 17 años de Régimen Militar, que comenzó arrestando a cientos de simpatizantes del gobierno de la Unidad Popular del presidente Allende y a militantes de otros partidos de Izquierda, así como también a personas que supuestamente estaban adscritos a aquellos partidos políticos. Durante este periodo militar, existieron diferentes tipos de violaciones a los derechos humanos, las que incluyeron detenciones arbitrarias, prisión, desapariciones forzosas, ejecuciones sin juicio previo, ejecuciones colectivas, negación del derecho a apelar las sentencias de las Cortes Marciales, homicidios, exilio, relegaciones, secuestros, intimidación, intentos de homicidio, amenazas de muerte, allanamientos, exoneraciones y vigilancias. Estas prácticas violaban los derechos a la vida, a la integridad personal, a la libertad personal, a la seguridad personal y a vivir en su propia tierra. La represión no se limitó a una parte de Chile, ni supo de clases sociales, género, profesión, estado civil o edad. Miles fueron los detenidos a través del territorio nacional el día del golpe y los siguientes. De acuerdo con informaciones de Amnistía Internacional y la Comisión de Derechos Humanos de las Naciones Unidas, hacia fines de 1973, sumaban unos 250 mil los chilenos que fueron detenidos por motivos políticos. En 1988, Pinochet llamó a la ciudadanía a participar en un plebiscito nacional, donde proponía la continuación de su mandato por ocho años más. Sin embargo, la opción “NO” prevaleció y Pinochet perdió el plebiscito, lo cual implicó llamar a elecciones presidenciales donde triunfó el demócrata cristiano Patricio Aylwin que asumió como presidente el 11 de marzo de 1990, dando inicio a un nuevo eríodo de transición a la democracia en Chile. The systematic violations of human rights in Chile began when the military, led by the Commander in Chief of the Army, General Augusto Pinochet, violently overthrew the government of President Salvador Allende on September 11, 1973. Thus was launched 17 years of military regime, which began arresting hundreds of supporters of the Popular Unity government of President Allende and other members of Left parties, as well as people who were supposedly assigned to those political parties. During the military period, there were different types of violations of human rights, including arbitrary arrest, detention, enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, mass executions, denial of the right to appeal the judgments of the Courts Martial, murder, exile, exile, abduction, intimidation, attempted murder, death threats, raids, exemptions and surveillance. These practices violate the rights to life, humane treatment, to personal liberty, personal security and to live in their own land. The repression was not limited to one part of Chile, nor was social class, gender, profession, marital status or age. Thousands were arrested across the country on the day of the coup and the following. According to Amnesty International and the Human Rights Commission of the United Nations, in late 1973, amounted to 250 thousand Chileans were arrested for political reasons. In 1988, Pinochet called on citizens to participate in a national referendum, which proposed the continuation of its mandate for another eight years. However, the "NO" prevailed and Pinochet lost the plebiscite, which involved calling presidential elections which won the Christian Democrat Patricio Aylwin, who took over as president on March 11, 1990, beginning a new period of transition to democracy in Chile.
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