SYND 21/10/1970 SENATOR SALVADOR ALLENDE OF CHILE SPEAKS WITH A REPORTER

The transcript discusses Chile's international policy, focusing on its relations with Latin America, Europe, and the rest of the world. It emphasizes Chile's desire for strong diplomatic, commercial, and cultural ties globally, while respecting its sovereignty. The text also outlines plans to restore diplomatic relations with countries like Cuba, East Germany, China, North Korea, and North Vietnam.

What is the main focus of Chile's international policy as discussed in the first section?

• Strengthening ties with European countries

• Improving relations with Latin American countries, especially Cuba

• Establishing trade agreements with Asia

• Focusing on internal economic development

What does Chile emphasize in its global diplomatic goals?

• Military alliances

• Cultural exchanges

• Respect for its right to self-governance

• Economic sanctions

In the second section, what type of relations does Chile aim to have with all countries?

• Only commercial

• Only cultural

• Diplomatic, commercial, and cultural

• Military and strategic

What is the condition Chile places on its international relations?

• Respect for Chile's right to choose its government

• Adherence to international law

• Cultural similarities

• Mutual economic benefits

Which countries does Chile plan to establish or strengthen diplomatic relations with, according to the third section?

• United States and Canada

• Australia and New Zealand

• Cuba, East Germany, China, North Korea, and North Vietnam

• India and Pakistan