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50 years ago, Chile’s 11 September coup scarred my family forever

By Amnesty International

The house I grew up in was full of wooden sculptures that my maternal grandfather, Fernando Ávila, crafted. He, along with his father, my great-grandfather Roberto, and his brother were arrested after the coup d’état on 11 September 1973 and taken to the “Casa de Techo Rojo” military compound on Chena hill in the Santiago […] The post 50 years ago, Chile’s 11 September coup scarred my family forever appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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