That this House welcomes the decision by a Santiago court that former Chilean dictator, Augusto Pinochet, is to stand trial for atrocities committed during his 17-year regime in Chile; resents his countless efforts to plead ill health when faced with each legal hurdle in the campaign to bring him to justice; and congratulates all those surviving victims and campaigners who continue to work toward ensuring that he is tried for crimes committed during Operation Condor, a conspiracy of the 1970's South American dictatorships to kill opponents and bury their bodies in each other's countries, including the torture of 27,000 people and the killing of some 3,000 political activists from 1973 to 1990.

That this House welcomes the decision by a Santiago court that former Chilean dictator, Augusto Pinochet, is to stand trial for atrocities committed during his 17-year regime in Chile; resents his countless efforts to plead ill health when faced with each legal hurdle in the campaign to bring him to...

That this House notes the suspension of charter flights over Argentina's air space between Chile and the Falkland Islands and the enormous impact that this is having on cruise ship passenger exchanges, which has a further impact on tourism development in the Falkland Islands and Antarctica; and urges Argentina to resume these charter flights as soon as possible.

That this House notes the suspension of charter flights over Argentina's air space between Chile and the Falkland Islands and the enormous impact that this is having on cruise ship passenger exchanges, which has a further impact on tourism development in the Falkland Islands and Antarctica; and urges Argentina to...

That this House notes that 11th September is the 30th anniversary of the barbaric coup undertaken by General Pinochet against the elected government of Chile under President Salvador Allende, which led to his death when the Presidential Palace was attacked by Chilean jets and which subsequently led to the deaths of thousands of left-wing and other activists, as well as widespread torture and disappearances; notes with regret that Chilean action was assisted in this crime against humanity by US President Nixon whose administration did its utmost to make the economy scream and ferment instability and whose National Security Adviser, Henry Kissinger, notoriously said that he didn't see why the US should stand aside and see a country go communist due to the irresponsibility of its own people; welcomes the comments by US Secretary of State Colin Powell on 20th February, that what happened with Mr Allende is not a part of American history that we're proud of; and calls upon President Bush to amplify the comments of Colin Powell and apologise for the disgraceful actions of the US in Chile in 1970 to 1973.

That this House notes that 11th September is the 30th anniversary of the barbaric coup undertaken by General Pinochet against the elected government of Chile under President Salvador Allende, which led to his death when the Presidential Palace was attacked by Chilean jets and which subsequently led to the deaths...

That this House notes that on 11th September 1973 the elected government of Chile was overthrown by a military coup and President Allende died in the Moreda Palace; recalls that the coup led by General Pinochet began with strafing of the centre of Santiago by British-built planes and continued with the murder and disappearance of over 7000 people; and regrets that General Pinochet has escaped prosecution and that many victims and their families still await justice for the reign of terror installed with the help of the CIA.

That this House notes that on 11th September 1973 the elected government of Chile was overthrown by a military coup and President Allende died in the Moreda Palace; recalls that the coup led by General Pinochet began with strafing of the centre of Santiago by British-built planes and continued with...

That this House notes that 11th September is the thirtieth anniversary of the CIA-backed coup in Chile which deposed the democratically-elected President Salvador Allende, resulting in his death and the murder and disappearance of thousands more; and further notes that this anniversary provides a timely reminder of the potentially pernicious influence of extreme right wing elements in American foreign policy.

That this House notes that 11th September is the thirtieth anniversary of the CIA-backed coup in Chile which deposed the democratically-elected President Salvador Allende, resulting in his death and the murder and disappearance of thousands more; and further notes that this anniversary provides a timely reminder of the potentially pernicious...

That this House welcomes the arrest of General Pinochet in Chile and looks forward to a full trial for crimes against humanity; congratulates all human rights campaigners and victims of torture for their steadfast work that has brought this about; and calls upon the British Government to waive the 30 year rule and release all documents on Britain's relations with Chile between 1973 and 1990.

That this House welcomes the arrest of General Pinochet in Chile and looks forward to a full trial for crimes against humanity; congratulates all human rights campaigners and victims of torture for their steadfast work that has brought this about; and calls upon the British Government to waive the 30...

That this House notes that Escobar Numberto Del Carmen, Espinoza Henrique Jose Luis, Espinoza Ruiz Desiderio, Espinoza Valenzuela Juan Segundo, Farias Padilla Jose Miguel, Flores Flores Norma del Carmen, Flores Rivera Alejandro, Fritz Monsalve Eulogio del Carmen, Fuentes Silva Sergio, Fuenzalida Fernandez Rodolfo Jacinta, Garcia Posada Ricardo Hugo, Garrido Munoz Daniel Jacinto, Godo Sandoval Luis Alberto, Gonzalez Angulo Enrique, Gonzalez Gonzalez Jose Manuel Orlando, Gonzalez Rojas Antonio Segundo, Guevara Munoz Pedro, Gutierrez Acencio Jose Fernando, Gutierrez Farias Victor, Gutierrez Gonzalez Roberto, Guzman Santa Cruz Roberto, Henriquez Aravena Hernan Arturo, Hernandez Alvarez Luis Francisco, Hernandez Elgueta Guillermo, Hernandez Garces Hector Enrique, Hernandez Guajardo Juan Humberto Francisco, Hidalgo Rivas Manuel Segundo, Inostroza Flores Guillermo, Jaque Arellano Juan Santos, Jerez Padilla Raul Adrian de lar Cruz, Jimenez Vidal Juan Francisco, Jordan Domic Jorge Mario, Lagos Bravo Luis Humberto, Lagos Marin Ogan Esteban, Laremas Inostroza Jose Miguel, Lavin Loyola Claudio Arturo Manuel, Lazcano Campos Jose Renato, Lefiqueo Antiler Dagoberto del Carmen, Leon Espinoza Sergio Francisco, Lizama Trapilar Rene Alejandro, Llancaqueo Millan Segundo Elpas, Malvino Campos Hector Juan, Mamani Lopez Domingo, Marcarian Janett Manuel Jachadur, Martinez Hormazabal Luis Alberto, Martinez Noches Francisco Herminio, Martinez Valenzuela Domingo Henrique and Martinez Vera Gustavo Hernan were among those who were detained and disappeared or were executed in Chile after the 1973 military coup; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to make urgent representations to the Chilean Government to have these cases re-opened so that their families can finally discover the truth about the location of their remains.

That this House notes that Escobar Numberto Del Carmen, Espinoza Henrique Jose Luis, Espinoza Ruiz Desiderio, Espinoza Valenzuela Juan Segundo, Farias Padilla Jose Miguel, Flores Flores Norma del Carmen, Flores Rivera Alejandro, Fritz Monsalve Eulogio del Carmen, Fuentes Silva Sergio, Fuenzalida Fernandez Rodolfo Jacinta, Garcia Posada Ricardo Hugo, Garrido Munoz...

That this House notes that Matias Nanco Jose, Mauretra Miranda Edmundo Alejandro, Melipillan Aros Jorge, Mendez Fernandez Jose Reinaldo, Mendoza Santibanez Justo Joaquim, Miranda Luna David Ernesto, Miranda Silva Miguel Angel, Monteginos Rojas Joaquin Segundo, Moreno Villarrael Luis Alfonso, Munoz Castillo Rosario Aguid, Munoz Flores Miguel Enrique, Munoz Guajardo Bernardo Enrique, Munoz Monroy Marcelino del Transito, Munoz Rojas Segundo Hernan Antonio, Mavarrete Solar Juan Guillermo, Navarro Palma Carlos Manuel, M=Nilo Arevalo Juan Antonio, Orellana Gonzalez Juan Florindo, Ortega Alvarado Ricardo Hernan, Ortega Cuevas Victor Alfredo, Ortega Donoso Juan Luis, Ortiz Moraga Juan Osvaldo, Ortiz Ortiz Carlos Manuel, Osorio Zanora Jorge Ovidio, Osses Malgarejo Juan Agustin, Otarola Sepulveda Pedro David, Pacheco Molina Alfreda, Pacheco Molina Eduardo, Paillachea Catalan Teobaldo Jose, Papcios Rojas Gregorio Alberto, Palma Rodriguez Juan Patricio, Pardo Pardo Ramon Mario, Parra Alarcon Jorge Manuel, Parra Quintanilla Patricio Numberto, Paralta Gajardo Calixto Juan de Dios, Perez Alvarez Juan de Dios, Perez Jorquera Raul Humberto, Pena Hen Jorge Washington, Pincheira Diaz Luis Landy, Pineda Ibacahe Rafael Enrique, Plaza Narvaez Miguel Segundo, Ponce Quezado Orlando Miguel and Puen Villanueva Segundo Rosamel were among those who were detained and later disappeared or were executed in Chile following the 1973 military coup; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to make urgent representations to the Chilean Government to have these and all the hundreds of other unresolved cases re-opened so that the families of the disappeared can know the truth about their loved ones' fates and the whereabouts of their bodies.

That this House notes that Matias Nanco Jose, Mauretra Miranda Edmundo Alejandro, Melipillan Aros Jorge, Mendez Fernandez Jose Reinaldo, Mendoza Santibanez Justo Joaquim, Miranda Luna David Ernesto, Miranda Silva Miguel Angel, Monteginos Rojas Joaquin Segundo, Moreno Villarrael Luis Alfonso, Munoz Castillo Rosario Aguid, Munoz Flores Miguel Enrique, Munoz Guajardo Bernardo...

That this House is deeply concerned that, despite their 25 year campaign for truth and justice, the families of those who were detained and disappeared or were executed in Chile after the 1973 military coup still have not been able to establish the whereabouts of the remains of their dead relatives; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to make urgent representations to the Government in Chile to re-open investigations into these cases immediately so that the families may at last know what became of their loved ones such as Acuna Concha Juan Antonio, Aedo Herrera Oscar Gaston,Albornoz Acuna Miguel del Carmen, Albornoz Gonzalez Alberto, Albornoz Gonzalez Alejandro, Albornoz Gonzalez Daniel Alfonso, Albornoz Gonzalez Felidor Exequiel, Albornoz Gonzalez Guillermo Jose, Alcayaga Varela Carlos Engique, Alvarado Neira Carlos Segundo, Alvarez Gonzalez Luis Adolfo, Ampuero Gomez Juan Carlos, Aravena Alvarez Luis Alberto, Araya Gonzalez Jose Eduardo, Araya Manduano Jorge Manuel, Arellano Pinochet Hector Benicio, Arenas Manuel, Arrendondo Sanchez Hugo Nestor, Barrantes Alcayaga Marcos Enrique, Barrientos Aedo Juan Esteban, Bello Suarez Raimundo, Beltran Sandoval Ramon Bernardo, Berger Guralnik Carlos,Bustos Bustos Mario Francisco, Cabrera Abarzua Haroldo Ruperto, Calderon Cortes Luis Ernesto, Caldes Contreras Jaime Humberto, Carcano Rodriguez Julio Antonio, Cardenas Arriagada Valentin, Carmona Concha Camilo Clariel, Castillo Anorade Maguindo Antonio, Contreras Santander Agustin, Cortes Alvarez Hipolito Pedro, Cortes Castro Bernardo del Transito, Cartes Cortes Oscar Armando, Cotal Alvarez Luis Raul, Cuadra Espinoza Juan Guillermo, Cuellar Albornoz Florencio Esteban, De Souza Khal Nelson, Delgado Marin Oscar Jesus, Diaz Manrique Luis Alberto, and Duran Toledo Mario Ramon.

That this House is deeply concerned that, despite their 25 year campaign for truth and justice, the families of those who were detained and disappeared or were executed in Chile after the 1973 military coup still have not been able to establish the whereabouts of the remains of their dead...

That this House is appalled that Augusto Pinochet, dictator of Chile from 1973 to 1990, is due to be sworn in as Senator for Life; recalls his horrific regime during which the elected President Salvador Allende was murdered as were thousands of his supporters and that many more were forced into exile; sympathises with the many Chilean people who lost loved ones and want to find out the truth; and wishes the peaceful demonstrations for human rights on 11th March well.

That this House is appalled that Augusto Pinochet, dictator of Chile from 1973 to 1990, is due to be sworn in as Senator for Life; recalls his horrific regime during which the elected President Salvador Allende was murdered as were thousands of his supporters and that many more were forced...