September 11^th

For me…..

I think it is a very complex issue. The dictatorship was the darkest time in Chilean history for me, because  it occurs after than the human rights were promulgated. A time that violates every rights of the people, where no one was safe. I was born after the dictatorship ended, but my parents lived in this time and told me about that, it was a very difficult time. I think it doesn’t matter if you lived in this time or not, the important thing is to think about that, and if you are going to erect barricades, protest against the government or fight against the Special Forces you should do it thoroughly, for the memory of those who died or suffered during this time. If you go to fight only for destroy, I do not agree with that. Most of the people who tortured or killed people are free and still no justice is done, many unfinished cases that keep families of the victims live in peace, I think this is because the government of Chile and the people involved has done their best to keep it secret, but I still believe that one day they will pay for their sins.

I think that the most important of the protest march in this time is to understand the message, Chile can not return to live in dictatorship, never again.