Romería for the 53 Years of the Coup D'état: Reviews Traffic Cuts and Detours This Sunday in Santiago
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Human rights organizations march in Santiago in an act of memory for the victims of Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship. The demonstration ends with some clashes with the police
Thousands of people marched in Santiago to the General Cemetery in a mobilization marked by complaints against Kast's policy.
In minutes the traditional pilgrimage or march for human rights begins towards the General Cemetery of Santiago, in the Metropolitan region, in commemoration of the 53 years of the coup d’état. The same, it should leave from the Metro Los Héroes, move along the Alameda to San Antonio Street and then turn to Recoleta Avenue, ... Continue reading "Diverse transits in Santiago by Romería by the DDHH towards the General Cemetery"
The mobilization will take place from the Los Heroos Metro sector to the General Cemetery. The first modifications to the transit will begin at 0830 hours and the complete habilitation of the tracks is expected to take place around 3.30 p.m.
This Sunday, September 6, the traditional Romería al Cementerio General (Romería del Cementerio General) takes place, an event that commemorates the 53 years of the coup d’état in our country. The demonstration was convened by the leaderships of the Communist Party (PC) and the Frente Amplio (FA) together with human rights organizations. Read more... from Romería al Cementermeterio General: These are the cuts and traffic detours this Sunday in S…
Former presidential candidate Jeannette Jara, Senator Daniel Núñez and Irací Hassler participated in the pilgrimage to the General Cemetery. The march had among its main slogans the rejection of pardons for those convicted of rapes of the HRD and calls to keep their memory alive.
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