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So those who really removed Allende were the 81 Chilean deputies (63.3% of the Chamber) who voted in favor of the Agreement of August 22, 1973.<ref name=josepinera>{{cite web|url=http://www.josepinera.org/articles/articulos_verdadhistorica_twitter.htm|title=LA TRAGEDIA DEL QUIEBRE DESDE ADENTRO DE LA DEMOCRACIA CHILENA|language=es|publisher=[[José Piñera]]|date=2010}}</ref>
So those who really removed Allende were the 81 Chilean deputies (63.3% of the Chamber) who voted in favor of the Agreement of August 22, 1973.<ref name=josepinera>{{cite web|url=http://www.josepinera.org/articles/articulos_verdadhistorica_twitter.htm|title=LA TRAGEDIA DEL QUIEBRE DESDE ADENTRO DE LA DEMOCRACIA CHILENA|language=es|publisher=[[José Piñera]]|date=2010}}</ref>
===Military Intervention===
{{Main article|1973 Chilean Military Intervention}}
Two weeks later, on September 11, 1973, the Chilean military began the removal of the Allende regime. With the Presidential palace surrounded, Allende committed suicide with a gold-engraved [[AK-47]] given to him as a gift by Castro rather than be arrested.
Two weeks later, on September 11, 1973, the Chilean military began the removal of the Allende regime. With the Presidential palace surrounded, Allende committed suicide with a gold-engraved [[AK-47]] given to him as a gift by Castro rather than be arrested.