That this House is deeply concerned at the arrest of Gladys Marin, leader of the Chilean Communist Party; is further concerned that she is charged with defaming General Pinochet, the former dictator whose regime presided over the deaths of thousands of opposition figures; and calls for her release and that the charges be dropped.

That this House is deeply concerned at the arrest of Gladys Marin, leader of the Chilean Communist Party; is further concerned that she is charged with defaming General Pinochet, the former dictator whose regime presided over the deaths of thousands of opposition figures; and calls for her release and that...

That this House is appalled that General Pinochet, the head of the Chilean armed forces, was allowed to visit Britain to make arms purchases; believes him to be an evil and bloodthirsty man who overthrew democracy in Chile and whose regime killed, maimed and tortured thousands of Chilean people; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to declare him persona non grata and urge the current Chilean government to greater efforts in finding the perpetrators of the Pinochet-led reign of terror.

That this House is appalled that General Pinochet, the head of the Chilean armed forces, was allowed to visit Britain to make arms purchases; believes him to be an evil and bloodthirsty man who overthrew democracy in Chile and whose regime killed, maimed and tortured thousands of Chilean people; and...

That this House is appalled that in her visit to Chile Lady Thatcher is meeting representatives of the former military junta, including a reported meeting with General Pinochet; recalls that the junta led to the death or disappearance of over 50,000 people and that one million were forced into exile; and further recalls that the Government of Lady Thatcher supplied arms to Chile and used their military support for the Falklands war and that it endorsed the ruinous monetarist economic strategy that destroyed Chile's public services and impoverished millions.

That this House is appalled that in her visit to Chile Lady Thatcher is meeting representatives of the former military junta, including a reported meeting with General Pinochet; recalls that the junta led to the death or disappearance of over 50,000 people and that one million were forced into exile;...

That this House supports the political prisoners presently on hunger strike in Chile; and calls for their release as another step in taking the country back to democracy and away from the horrors of the fascist years under General Pinochet.

That this House supports the political prisoners presently on hunger strike in Chile; and calls for their release as another step in taking the country back to democracy and away from the horrors of the fascist years under General Pinochet.

That this House is appalled at the prospect of General Pinochet visiting Britain; recalls his complicity in the murder of President Allende in 1973 and the death and torture of many thousands of others in the following 16 years; and believes he is one of the most evil men in the world and that he should not be allowed to visit Britain.

That this House is appalled at the prospect of General Pinochet visiting Britain; recalls his complicity in the murder of President Allende in 1973 and the death and torture of many thousands of others in the following 16 years; and believes he is one of the most evil men in...

That this House warmly welcomes the official visit of the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of Chile, Mr Edmundo Vargas; congratulates the government of President Aylwin for his efforts to expand and consolidate freedom and democracy in Chile; is committed to support, at all levels, a substantial programme of economic and financial co-operation so that the Chilean government can carry out their plans for social justice and sustained economic growth for all the Chilean people; and hopes that the efforts of Chile and other Latin American governments for peace and prosperity, in unity, succeed.

That this House warmly welcomes the official visit of the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs of Chile, Mr Edmundo Vargas; congratulates the government of President Aylwin for his efforts to expand and consolidate freedom and democracy in Chile; is committed to support, at all levels, a substantial programme of...

That this House warmly welcomes the visit to Britain by the all-party parliamentary delegation from Chile; looks forward to a close co-operation with the elected representatives of the Chamber of Deputies and its president, Senor Jose A. Viera-Gallo, head of the delegation; sees the re-birth of democracy in Chile as consolidation of democracy in Latin America and as a sign of hope for shared prosperity, freedom and peace of all the Latin American peoples; and calls for common efforts to build a world safe from fear, hatred and environmental pollution and also for more cultural, scientific and sporting links between all countries, especially between Britain and Chile, whose friendship started in Chile's pre-independence days when amongst Venezuelan, Argentinian and other Latin Americans, Don Bernardo O'Higgins, future leader of the independence of Chile, studied and lived in this country more than two hundred years ago.

That this House warmly welcomes the visit to Britain by the all-party parliamentary delegation from Chile; looks forward to a close co-operation with the elected representatives of the Chamber of Deputies and its president, Senor Jose A. Viera-Gallo, head of the delegation; sees the re-birth of democracy in Chile as...

That this House expresses its deep concern at the strange death of British journalist Jonathan Moyle, Editor of Defence Helicopter World, found in the cupboard of his Santiago hotel room, hanged by his own shirt from a bar 5ft 4 inches from the ground although he was 5ft 8 inches tall, with his shins bruised, traces of sedatives in his stomach and blood stains on his sheets; notes that he was investigating the Chilean arms industry; notes that he was in touch with the British defence attache in Santiago; deplores the foul attempts to smear Mr Moyle being made by British security 'sources'; deplores the attitude displayed by Her Majesty's Embassy in Santiago towards Mr Moyle's death and to his family, as publicly complained of by Mr Moyle senior; demands that Her Majesty's Government fully investigate the demise abroad of yet another British journalist; and calls for a full statement from the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs.

That this House expresses its deep concern at the strange death of British journalist Jonathan Moyle, Editor of Defence Helicopter World, found in the cupboard of his Santiago hotel room, hanged by his own shirt from a bar 5ft 4 inches from the ground although he was 5ft 8 inches...

That this House warmly welcomes the return of Chile to the community of free and democratic nations of which it was a member for 150 years until September 1973; congratulates the people of Chile whose sacrifice, love of peace and belief in democracy made this new beginning possible; expresses its supports and that of the British people for the newly President, Mr Patricio Aylwin, in the difficult years ahead, in which democracy, social justice and sound and stable economic prosperity will have to be patiently built; congratulates also the United Democratic Opposition of Chile for their historic victory, which is the result of tolerance, goodwill and patriotism, and hopes that such feelings, which will be most needed in office, will persist; calls upon the United Kingdom's partners in the European Community to consider a special package of economic, financial, technological and political measures aimed at strengthening the Chilean economy and its democratic institutions; also calls for special international measures to discourage both military interference in affairs of civilian life in Chile and Latin America; and shares the hope and joy of the Chilean people and pays homage to all those who through the sacrifice of their lives played such a significant part in bringing to Chile these new days of freedom and hope.

That this House warmly welcomes the return of Chile to the community of free and democratic nations of which it was a member for 150 years until September 1973; congratulates the people of Chile whose sacrifice, love of peace and belief in democracy made this new beginning possible; expresses its...