VOICED : Chile homenajea a sus muertos de la Operacion Condor

The video discusses the 40th anniversary of Operation Condor, a coordinated effort by South American dictatorships to eliminate opposition, officially starting in 1975. It highlights tributes to victims, including a photographic exhibit and a book in Chile. Journalist John Dings notes that around 350 people died, with no survivors. Efforts to locate missing victims continue, with legal actions in Argentina and Chile. Recent judicial processes in Argentina, Chile, and Italy are beginning to reveal more about this dark period in Latin American history.

When did Operation Condor officially begin?

• November 25, 1975

• December 1, 1975

• January 1, 1976

• October 15, 1975

What was the primary goal of Operation Condor?

• To improve international relations

• To promote economic growth

• To eliminate political opposition

• To establish democratic governments

Approximately how many people lost their lives due to Operation Condor?

• 200

• 1000

• 350

• 500

What was the fate of those captured during Operation Condor?

• They were imprisoned for life

• They were released after interrogation

• They were sent to exile

• They were executed

Which countries are involved in the ongoing legal proceedings related to Operation Condor?

• Argentina, Chile, and Italy

• Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador

• Mexico, Bolivia, and Paraguay

• Brazil, Peru, and Uruguay