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It has been determined Pinochet was responsible for the death of 3,200 of his opponents <ref>http://www.moreorless.au.com/killers/pinochet.html</ref>, among them songwriter and musician [[Victor Jara]], who was tortured over a period of four days and then executed shortly after the coup. In 1998, he was arrested in [[London]] pursuant to a warrant issued in [[Spain]] for [[human rights]] violations during his time as Chilean president. Pinochet was subsequently returned to Chile on grounds of ill health, where he was indicted and charged with [[kidnapping]] 19 supporters of Salvador Allende during the 1973 coup in which Pinochet took power. The Chilean [[Supreme Court]] suspended the prosecution in July 2002 due to Pinochet's continuing poor health. [1]

 

Critics hold that Pinochet was responsible for the death of 3,200 of his opponents <ref>http://www.moreorless.au.com/killers/pinochet.html</ref>, among them songwriter and musician [[Victor Jara]], who was tortured over a period of four days and then executed shortly after the coup. In 1998, he was arrested in [[London]] pursuant to a warrant issued in [[Spain]] for [[human rights]] violations during his time as Chilean president. Pinochet was subsequently returned to Chile on grounds of ill health, where he was indicted and charged with [[kidnapping]] 19 supporters of Salvador Allende during the 1973 coup in which Pinochet took power. The Chilean [[Supreme Court]] suspended the prosecution in July 2002 due to Pinochet's continuing poor health. [1]

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