Thats common among all of these demonstrators and one of the reasons why the United Nations has announced that a delegation will be sent to chile on monday to investigate these alleged cases of Human Rights Violations. Well staying in the region bolivias president evo morales has vowed to hold a 2nd Runoff Election if an audit of the 1st vote counts find evidence of fraud the organization of american states says it will order the vote but its not yet clear whether those results will be binding john hall and has more pass. The press is being kept or believed is authorities to look again at the disputed results of sundays president ial election they gave the 1st from victory to president ever more allies seeking an unprecedented 4th term in power but there are doubts about the process. In a traditional latin american sign of protest pots and pans clanged through the night the powers during the day roadblocks street protests in the central city of cochabamba and an ongoing strike in the c
Resignations in an effort to. As a sort of all of french concession to the demands of demonstrators were still seeing more protests taking place on saturday small pockets of tension across much of the chilean capital even clashes with police where police have used Water Cannons to disperse the crowds and this is widespread its not only in santiago but in other in other parts of the city but again still a festive mood theres a victory thats being celebrated when it comes to these concessions made by the government but also the lifting of the military and force curfew the announcement that the state of emergency would be lifted on sunday but we can confirm as well that there have been more protests even called for monday theres an expectation that monday will be another day of unrest here in the chilean capital and in other cities of the country were not expecting to see the same scale the same magnitude that we saw on friday that again a historic moment for the country these are protest
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Democracy the United States and japan. The Wilson Center and National History center cohosted this discussion. Its about 90 minutes. All right. I think well get started. Its 4 00 on a monday afternoon, which means its time for the washington history seminar. Welcome, everyone, to the Wilson Center. Welcome to this installment of the washington history seminar. Im christian oserman. I have the privilege of cochairing the seminar with professor eric arnesen from George Washington university. Im dlielighted to see so many you here on this beautiful afternoon. We will have cspan taping the event today, so for those welcome to all of those who are viewing us at home. And i suggest you visit our website to learn more about the seminar and upcoming speakers. Both the National History center and the Wilson Center websites have information on this series. The washington history seminar, of course, is, as those of you who are regulars know, a collaborative effort of two organizations, the Wilson