VOICED : Un llamado a romper pacto de silencio de dictadura chilena

Protesters accuse the Chilean army of hiding crimes from Pinochet's dictatorship, following new revelations in the 1986 case of two burned youths. A former conscript's confession exposed the army's role in the cover-up, supported by declassified U.S. files implicating Pinochet. The cover-up is seen as an institutional policy to hide human rights violations. Quintana, a survivor, views the case as a chance for the army to distance itself from the dictatorship, though the army's response has been lukewarm. Families of the disappeared demand government transparency and a law to demote military personnel involved in human rights abuses.

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