VOICED : Represores de Pinochet piden perdon por primera vez

Nine repressors from Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship apologized for their crimes, but victim families suspect they seek amnesty. The event took place during a religious ceremony at Punta Peuco prison, where many regime agents are imprisoned. Raúl Iturriaga, a former political police leader, was among those who apologized. The victims' families emphasize that forgiveness requires justice and information disclosure. During the dictatorship, 3,200 people were killed or disappeared, and 28,000 were tortured. Chilean justice is handling 1,184 cases related to human rights violations from that era.

What was the main concern of the victims' families regarding the apologies from the repressors?

• They were indifferent to the apologies.

• They believed the apologies were sincere.

• They thought the apologies were a step towards reconciliation.

• They suspected the apologies were a tactic to gain amnesty.

Where did the event where the repressors apologized take place?

• At a religious ceremony in Punta Peuco prison.

• In a public square in Santiago.

• At a government building in Chile.

• In a courtroom during a trial.

According to Raúl Iturriaga, what is necessary for forgiveness to occur?

• Reparations and contributions to justice.

• A change in government.

• A public apology.

• International intervention.

How many people were reported dead or disappeared during the dictatorship?

• 5,000

• 10,000

• 3,200

• 1,200

How many legal cases are currently open regarding human rights violations during Pinochet's regime?

• 1,184

• 500

• 3,500

• 2,000