Colonia Dignidad: Chile's Government Stops Victims Memorial
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On the former grounds of the German sect Colonia Dignidad in Chile, terrible deeds were committed. Therefore, there should be a place of remembrance there. Now the new, right-wing Chilean government wants to prevent this.
Many people were tortured and killed in the sect-like settlement between 1973 and 1990. The former government had ordered the expropriation of the settlement site. This is now to be changed again.
People were tortured and abused in the Colonia Dignidad sect. Chile's new ultra-right-wing government is now scraping its plans to build a memorial.
Actually, the German settlement Colonia Dignidad was to become a memorial for the victims of the sect. Chile's new right-wing government has overturned the decision.
The Government of the new Chilean President, José Antonio Kast, of extreme-right, will review the expropriation of the old Colonia Dignita, a German prisoner who served as a torture center during the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship (1973-1990).
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