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The Great South American Hope

Cover Story | For Chileans, Sept. 11 is also a national burden, but for different reasons

In this issue: "A warmer Chile," Nov. 9, 2002

Features

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Nothing to lose but their chains;

International |  Chileans move against Allende

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Liberty and security:

International |  Post-Pinochet Chile

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Freedom, dignity, and economic theory

International |  The restaurant on the outskirts of Santiago was almost entirely empty at mid-afternoon. A waiter was starting to make a dance floor for the evening by pushing…

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Sept. 11, 2002

International |  Some Chilean children now call the United States "the land of the towers." On this past Sept. 11, people in both countries remembered and hoped there would…

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Timeline

International |  South American government and religion since Columbus

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By the numbers

Web Exclusive |  House and Senate snapshots: the latest polling results, obtained exclusively by WORLD

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What role will Protestants play?

International |  In August 1973, PDC president Patricio Aylwyn, forced out of an easy middling position, came to a crucial realization: He told The Washington Post that if he

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Upward mobility without warfare

International |  In January 1973, Allende imposed the first food rationing in Chilean history, with each family assigned a quota of basic foodstuffs, and the process

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Regression analysis

South America |  Brazil's election may signal a broader shift to the left

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Prayer and action

National |  Truck driver who phoned 911 and blocked sniper suspects' escape route had led a prayer vigil for an end to the manhunt

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Top News

This Week |  The Top 5 news stories as measured by coverage in The Washington Post, USA Today, and NBC Nightly News from Oct. 23 to 29

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Culture and country

International |  A rope full of knots and kinks

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Chilean revolution: Education or politics?

International |  Central Chile's good soil and good rainfall encourage the production of corn, potatoes, sugar beets, barley, and wheat, along with apples, grapes, and other

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Which way for Roman Catholic institutions?

International |  The Depression of the 1930s led to 25 percent unemployment in Chile, a short-lived Socialist Republic led by an air force commander in 1932, and the election

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Capitalizing on capitalism's problems

International |  The Partido Democrata Cristinano (PDC), the Christian Democratic Party, succeeded in the presidential election of 1964, when Eduardo Frei won. Frei then went

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The kingdom of heaven vs. the fiefdom of man

International |  Except for inflation, the economic indices were good as Salvador Allende took power late in 1970. Copper prices were strong and unemployment was about 3

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Coleman surging in Minnesota

Web Exclusive |  Mondale's immediate 7 point lead dwindles to statistical dead heat going into the campaign's final weekend, internal Republican polls show

Dispatches

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Quotables

Back off or I'll snap. San Francisco Giants outfielder Barry Bonds, to reporters after his team lost the World Series. He was asked whether his misplay of a…

Reviews

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Books on Chile

Notable Books |  Five books about South America's most hopeful country

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In the spotlight

Culture |  Authors Patrick Barr-Melej, Judith A. Teichman, and Paul Sigmund have written other notable books on Chile.

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A poet who rhymes

Culture |  President Bush nominates a "New Formalist" to head the National Endowment for the Arts | by Gene Edward Veith

Notebook

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Flash Traffic

Flash Traffic |  Watch for TeamBush to target pornographers in 2003. The White House will pressure the Senate to pass the "Child Obscenity and Pornography Prevention Act,"

Voices

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Subsidiarity

The thinking behind Catholic compassionate conservatism

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Mailbag

Daschle's bargain Thank you for your expose of Tom Daschle's political history ("Mad Daschle," Oct. 12). As a South Dakota radio news reporter in the 1980s, I…

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Just keep it simple

Why do liberals have to go and make things so complicated?

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