Jeremy Corbyn interview at Anti Pinochet rally 2000

The transcript discusses the ongoing legal proceedings involving Pinochet, highlighting the application for a new hearing in the Divisional Court. It emphasizes the need for transparency in the process and critiques the influence of Pinochet's refusal to undergo medical examinations. The text also covers Belgium's efforts to extradite individuals for torture crimes and the potential for other countries like Switzerland, France, and Spain to follow suit. Additionally, it addresses the challenges faced in prosecuting Pinochet in Chile due to constitutional immunity and the lack of political will to amend the Constitution.

What is the main concern regarding the legal process involving Pinochet as discussed in the first section?

• The involvement of international courts

• The speed of the legal proceedings

• The financial cost of the trial

• The lack of transparency and public interest

Which country is actively seeking the extradition of individuals accused of torture, including Pinochet?

• Spain

• Switzerland

• Belgium

• France

What role does the Director of Public Prosecution in the UK have in the Pinochet case?

• To extradite Pinochet to Belgium

• To negotiate with Pinochet's lawyers

• To pursue a case under British law

• To provide legal aid to Pinochet

What constitutional provision in Chile protects Pinochet from prosecution?

• Presidential immunity

• Senatorial immunity

• Diplomatic immunity

• Judicial immunity

Why is it unlikely for Pinochet to face trial in Chile according to the third section?

• International pressure

• Senatorial immunity and constitutional challenges

• Lack of evidence

• Public support for Pinochet