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Pamela Constable

Washington, D.C.
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The Chilean president’s D.C. visit took me back to Pinochet’s rule

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By Pamela Constable
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By Pamela Constable
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At the edge of Sheridan Circle in Northwest Washington sits a tree stump crowned with an engraved stone disk. Barely noticeable to the drivers who whiz by on Massachusetts Avenue, the spot has poignant meaning for the crowd that gathers here every September to mourn twin tragediesin the modern history of Chile. Fifty years ago this month, on Sept. 11, 1973, Chile’s armed forces, backed by the CIA, staged a brutal coup that overthrew the democratically elected socialist government in Santiago.
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In a town near Kyiv, painful memories linger a year after Russia's retreat

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By Pamela Constable, Anastacia Galouchka Verified
| Midland Reporter-Telegram Verified
The 84-year-old woman who gave her name only as Babushka Halya, or Grandma Halya, is one of a handful of residents left in this once-bucolic town about 14 miles north of Kyiv. In the early winter months of 2022, it was the site of one of the most fiercely fought and decisive battles during Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Front lines seesawed from block to block for more than two weeks as Russian forces attempted to break through toward the capital.
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