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Francisco Letelier

Son of Orlando Letelier, who was a high-ranking government official in Chile under President Allende. Following the coup, Letelier was imprisoned and tortured. He moved to the United States after his release. In September of 1976, Orlando was killed, along with his American colleague Ronni Moffitt, when a bomb planted under his car exploded as they rode to work. The assassination was eventually traced back to Pinochet’s regime.

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Death of a Dictator: Victims of Augusto Pinochet’s Reign Remember Brutal Regime from the Caravan of Death to Operation Condor

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