Human Rights Policies in Chile

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Focusing on Chile's "truth and justice" policies from 1990 to 2013, the analysis explores how these human rights initiatives emerged from political compromises. The policies, rather than fulfilling victims' needs for closure, have sparked new demands and actions, highlighting their partial effectiveness. The ongoing struggle between those seeking justice and those defending the impunity established by General Pinochet creates a complex landscape. As the 40th anniversary of the military coup approaches, it underscores that the quest for truth and justice in Chile remains unresolved and evolving.