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YES campaign: If Pinochet wins, Chileans win. YES spokesman states that Gallup polls demonstrate that 47% of voters will vote YES and 42% will vote NO. Ex-Actor Sergio Buschmann describes his support for the Frente Manuel Rodriguez, a leftist guerrilla group, and he is portrayed as a terrorist. YES spokeswoman lists people around Chile that support YES because they were let down by other political parties. Juan de Dios de Carmona says Chile will fall into the hands of Marxists if NO wins. Santiago Gajardo Peillard states that he supports YES because Pinochet has restored order and brought progress to the country. Blanca Retamal supports YES because she wants to maintain freedom in Chile. Elias Figueroa (athlete) pledges his support for YES. YES spokesperson promises Chileans that YES will bring opportunities and a brighter future for their children, liberty, prosperity, and a true democracy. Arturo Alessandri Besa (Ex-Parliamentarian) explains constitutional rights threatened by the leftist, Marxist opposition. He urges Chileans to vote YES. Carmen Weber Aliaga, the Ex-Wife of the leftist politician and future Chilean President, Ricardo Lagos, discusses how her ex-husband ruined her family business and did not care for Chilean laborers. Victor Diaz Caro (of the leftist, guerrilla Frente Manuel Rodriguez) is said to have attempted to murder Pinochet. NO campaign: Pinochet has the country at war. Patricio Bañados explains that Chileans have suffered pain and sadness and that is why they need happiness built on justice, peace, and love. Lists of "fallen" people's names and children artwork. NO caravan advances through Panamerican Norte, Chile and stops in cities that include: Copiapo, Vallenar, and Temuco. Thousands of NO supporters are portrayed and said to have attended these caravans for NO. Chile needs an end to fighting and division. Carmen Frei talks about women supporting her father's presidency in the past. She advocates for women and families in Chile and wants change and government support for them. Patricio Bañados emphasizes a need for coexistence, voting procedures, and voting confidentiality. Actor and Composer Bastian Bodenhofer and Gonzalo Robles give reasons why they support NO. Ex-ambassador José Miguel Barros discusses international affairs including: exports, economic affairs, and negative perspectives on Chile. Ricardo Lagos speaks about Chile's future: truth, justice, growth, equity, economy, labor, investments, exportations, inflation, democratic participation, and unity. UC San Diego Library, UC San Diego, La Jolla, 92093-0175 (https://library.ucsd.edu/dc/contact) YES campaign: Actor turned spokesman, fundraiser and member of leftist guerilla group Manuel Rodriguez Political Front (Sergio Buschmann) ; Ex-Minister of Defense/ Ex-Senator from Christian Democratic Party (Juan de Dios Carmona) ; Ex-Politician from Christian Democratic Party (Santiago Gajardo Peillard) ; Ex-Politician from Christian Democratic Party (Blanca Retamal) ; Athlete (Elias Figueroa) ; Ex-Parliamentarian (Arturo Alessandri Besa) ; Ex-Wife of Ricardo Lagos [he President of Party for Democracy and Future President of Chile 2000-2006] (Carmen Weber Aliaga) NO campaign: Journalist (Patricio Bañados) ; Daughter of Eduardo Frei Montalva (Chilean President 1964-1970) and Chilean politician and teacher (Carmen Frei Ruiz-Tagle) ; Actor and Composer (Bastian Bodenhofer) ; Ex-Ambassador (José Miguel Barros) ; President of Party for Democracy and (Future) President of Chile 2000-2006 (Ricardo Lagos) YES campaign: Our Pledge - If Pinochet Governs, You Govern ; Abbreviated YES Song "A Winning Country" with Pinochet ; YES Anchor - The Polls Have YES Winning - Gallup Poll - 47% YES & 42% NO ; Sergio Buschmann - FPMR "Terrorist" ; Deathly Spirit representing NO on Horseback Carrying Flag ; YES Spokeswoman - DC/Partido Demócrata Cristiano People for YES ; Juan de Dios Carmona (DC/Partido Demócrata Cristiano) Testimony ; Santiago Gajardo Peillard (DC/Partido Demócrata Cristiano) Testimony ; Blanca Retamal (DC/Partido Demócrata Cristiano) Testimony ; Musical Montage "YES, YES, YES" ; Elias Figueroa ; Remember - 5 Days Left Until the Triumph of YES with Hand Voting YES on the Ballot ; Man yelling NO on Mountain Above Santiago Answered by Crowds Shouting Resounding YES ; Pro YES Rallies ; Our Pledge - Peace, Security, Progress ; Abbreviated YES Song “A Winning Country” with Pinochet ; A Tunnel with An Exit ; We are Millions of Flags ; YES Anchor - Invitation to Vote ; Carmen Weber Aliaga - Ex-Wife of Ricardo Lagos ; Victor Diaz Caro - FPMR NO campaign: Rainbow NO Introduction/ Opening ; "We are at War" ; Patricio Bañados ; NO Kids Drawings ; NO News ; NO with "O" as an egg with a baby chick emerging ; Patricio Bañados ; Carmen Frei ; Hand Voting NO on the Ballot ; Patricio Bañados with Cut Aways to Pinochet; Women Singing "We Don't Like It" ; Patricio Bañados ; Actor and Composer Bastian Bodenhofer Endorsing NO ; Gonzalo Robles Endorsing NO; Footage of Pinochet and Hand Voting NO on the Ballot ; Ex-Ambassador José Miguel Barros Endorsing NO ; Hand Voting NO on the Ballot ; Patricio Bañados ; Ricardo Lagos (Future) President of Mexico Endorsing NO ; Chileans Holding and Passing Chilean Flag Riding on Horseback ; Patricio Bañados ;NO Song "Happiness is Coming" ; Rainbow NO Closing
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moving image
Format
YES Run Time 15:02 NO Run Time 14:59
Identifier
ark:/20775/bb12379859
Language
Spanish
Subject
Sadness Inheritance Death Future Enthusiasm Economy Voting procedures Labor Political rally Peace Division Terrorism War Change Democratic participation Exports Democracy Investments Women Fear Marxism Retrogression Respect Prosperity Equity Confidentiality Unity Progress Attempted murder Business Pinochet regime Growth Unemployment International affairs Free elections Food Foreigners Constitutional rights Guerrillas Hope Communism Love Family Children Capitalism Voting polls Security Inflation Happiness Liberty Pain Housing Armed forces Justice Opportunities Winning Partido Demócrata Cristiano (Christian Democratic Party) Partido por la Democracia (Party for Democracy) Frente Manuel Rodriguez/PROFUGO (Manuel Rodriguez Front) Chile Gajardo Peillard, Santiago Bañados, Patricio Figueroa, Elias Alessandri Besa, Arturo Lagos, Ricardo Buschmann, Sergio Bodenhofer, Bastian Frei Ruiz-Tagle, Carmen Carmona, Juan de Dios Robles, Gonzalo Retamal, Blanca Barros, José Miguel Weber Aliaga, Carmen
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