File Photo - Former Chilean President Allende and Fidel Castro in Santiago

File photo: Chilean President Salvador Allende (R) alongside Cuban President Fidel Castro during his visit to Chile in 1972. Some 3-4,000 people were killed or forcibly disappeared during former dictator Augusto Pinochet's anti-communist crackdown, after he toppled the Socialist leader Allende. The media's obsession with September 11, a date burned into the Chilean psyche long before the 2001 World Trade Center attacks turned the date into a symbol for Americans, has shocked people with spine-chilling testimony and fresh evidence on some of the shadier episodes of the dictatorship.
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Date Photographed:	September 09, 2003
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Location:	Santiago, Chile
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