| − | During the first week of September 1973, Juan Romero, Luis Menares, Andrés Osorio and Mario Montucci are killed during confrontations involving truckers protesting against the government of Allende and carabineers sent to break the strike.<ref>[http://www.diarioeldia.cl/politica/hace-40-anoshuelga-rodado-cobra-muerto Los hechos que marcaron la edición del miércoles 5 de septiembre de 1973]</ref> That same week, police shoot and kill a 16-year-old student (Gunter Warenker Contreras) protesting against Allende. Prior to these incidents, 500 Chileans (mainly farm hands and factory workers) were killed or maimed resisting leftists taking over their farms, factories and other places of work. | + | During the first week of September 1973, Juan Romero, Luis Menares, Andrés Osorio and Mario Montucci were killed during confrontations involving truckers protesting against the government of Allende and carabineers sent to break the strike.<ref>[http://www.diarioeldia.cl/politica/hace-40-anoshuelga-rodado-cobra-muerto Los hechos que marcaron la edición del miércoles 5 de septiembre de 1973]</ref>That same week, police shot and killed a 16-year-old student (Gunter Warenker Contreras) protesting against Allende. Prior to these incidents, 500 Chileans (mainly farm hands and factory workers) were killed or maimed resisting leftists taking over their farms, factories and other places of work. |
| | During the 1980s, 53 civilians were killed and hundreds wounded as a result of bombings and raids carried out by Chilean Marxist terrorists and their leftist supporters hidden among the civilian population. | | During the 1980s, 53 civilians were killed and hundreds wounded as a result of bombings and raids carried out by Chilean Marxist terrorists and their leftist supporters hidden among the civilian population. |
| − | Another 100 civilians died and 510 were injured according to the ''Gustavo Fricke Hospital'' at [[Valparaíso]] that treated the survivors, after the head-on collision and derailment of two express trains when MIR terrorists or supporting civilian leftists sabotaged one of the train lines in [[Limache]], 100 kilometres north of [[Santiago]].<ref>"The crash occurred on a single line of track which had been damaged in early 1986 by a bomb attack." Keesing's Contemporary Archives, Volume 32, Keesing's Limited, 1986</ref><ref>[http://elpais.com/diario/1986/02/19/internacional/509151616_850215.html 100 muertos y 500 heridos en un choque de trenes en Chile]</ref><ref>[http://primeracbva.cl/web/2016/02/16/queronque-a-30-anos-en-el-anden-de-la-muerte/ Queronque, a 30 años: en el andén de la muerte]</ref> At least five children were reported to be among the dead and 10 others seriously injured.<ref>[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1891&dat=19860218&id=G7EfAAAAIBAJ&sjid=QNcEAAAAIBAJ&pg=1499,3944914&hl=en Gadsden Times, Page 4, 18 February 1986]</ref> | + | Another 100 civilians died and 510 were injured according to the ''Gustavo Fricke Hospital'' at [[Valparaíso]] that treated the survivors, after the head-on collision and derailment of two express trains when MIR terrorists sabotaged one of the train lines in [[Limache]], 100 kilometres north of [[Santiago]].<ref>"The crash occurred on a single line of track which had been damaged in early 1986 by a bomb attack." Keesing's Contemporary Archives, Volume 32, Keesing's Limited, 1986</ref><ref>[http://elpais.com/diario/1986/02/19/internacional/509151616_850215.html 100 muertos y 500 heridos en un choque de trenes en Chile]</ref><ref>[http://primeracbva.cl/web/2016/02/16/queronque-a-30-anos-en-el-anden-de-la-muerte/ Queronque, a 30 años: en el andén de la muerte]</ref> At least five children were reported to be among the dead and 10 others seriously injured.<ref>[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1891&dat=19860218&id=G7EfAAAAIBAJ&sjid=QNcEAAAAIBAJ&pg=1499,3944914&hl=en Gadsden Times, Page 4, 18 February 1986]</ref> |
| | At least 1,510 Chilean servicemen and civilians were permanently disabled as a result of leftist terrorism in the 1970s and 1980s.<ref>[http://www.elquintopoder.cl/justicia/la-otra-cara-de-los-derechos-humanos-en-chile/ La otra cara de los derechos humanos en Chile]</ref> | | At least 1,510 Chilean servicemen and civilians were permanently disabled as a result of leftist terrorism in the 1970s and 1980s.<ref>[http://www.elquintopoder.cl/justicia/la-otra-cara-de-los-derechos-humanos-en-chile/ La otra cara de los derechos humanos en Chile]</ref> |