VOICED: Chilean president's human rights legacy

The transcript discusses Michelle Bachelet's unwavering commitment to human rights during her presidency in Chile. It highlights her efforts to establish the Museum of Memory to honor victims of the Pinochet dictatorship. The text emphasizes the importance of confronting Chile's past to ensure such atrocities are not repeated. Despite progress, many military officers involved in past human rights abuses remain unpunished. As Chileans prepare for elections, the shadow of the past continues to influence the country's young democracy.

What challenges does Chile face in confronting its past according to the text?

What steps did Bachelet's government take regarding human rights, and what criticisms did it face?