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Figueroa recalls Chilean overthrow
By David Comfort
Copy Editor
Manuel Figueroa watched, in shock, as
the bombs fell on the presidential palace-
He knew his life in Chile had come to an
end.
Suddenly the television transmission
stopped. Walter Cronkite came on the
screen and said that the duly elected
government of Salvador Allende had been
overthrown by the Chilean military led by
„Gen. Augusto Pinochet. The day was
Sept. 14, 1973.
"1 remember I used to have one chair
and one TV set," Figueroa said. "And I
remember I was in front of the TV set.
watching CBS news, when they cut the
transmission. They were showing the foot¬
age of the presidential palace being
bombed when the transmission was cut.
So he gave me the bad news, Walter
Cronkite. Uncle Walter."
Today Figueroa. 44, sits in a small
office on the sd^uth side of San Ramon 4 as
the coordinator of the Chicano-Latino
Studies program.
At the time of the Chilean coup he was
See CHILE, page 3
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at at 8 p.m. The concert will feature
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of Arizona.
Benefit Concert for Fred E.
Dempster Cello Scholarship Fund
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school students and recruiters re¬
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McGeorge, USF, UC Berkeley and
some others. LAW DAY is sponsor¬
ed by Chicanos In Law and the
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