Franjas de Propaganda Electoral en el Plebiscito Chileno 28 de septiembre 1988

YES campaign: YES spokesman states NO is using fraudulent tactics against YES campaign. Side-by-side comparison of NO Song "Happiness is Coming" and YES version showing violence and destruction. Comparison of NO and YES versions of Doña Yolita - Tea Bag segments. Teacher claims that NO campaign filmed school children dancing and playing under false pretenses. Neighbors of Olga Garrido, mother of Carlitos Caszely, say that she lied about being tortured. Revelation of False NO Testimony of copper miner, Sergio Shipley, claiming that he is poor and oppressed and a victim of labor injustice when he actually receives income from multiple sources as well as government housing and assistance. Claudio Arrau controversy regarding the misuse of his testimony. NO and YES state the exact opposite of the other. The greatest threat to democracy is democrats who lie about their intentions for Chile. Fear of Marxism, deceit, and violence. Footage of Popular Unity party leader discussing that the past cannot be repeated. Footage of NO gathering in the Parque O'Higgins in 1985. Drawings and written words by Cartoonist/Satirist Lukas. Arturo Giolito demonstrates his support for YES. Julio Philippi talks about how Pinochet helped ease tension between Chile and Argentina with his firm commitment to peace and avoiding a war.

NO campaign: Patricio Bañados reiterates the significance of voting YES vs. NO. Chilean people on the street show their support for NO and distrust of Pinochet. They want a reconciliation between Chileans to ensure a true democracy. NO supporters give reasons why they will vote for NO. A man cannot pay for his home; depictions of the housing crisis. Gonzalo Garcia-Huidobro states that one million Chileans are homeless and explains the housing crisis. Chileans from rural isolated areas support NO; a man gives his reasons why. Italo Zunino explains that liberty and democracy support export and economic development; he supports NO. Gabriel Valdes demonstrates his support for NO by saying it will bring true democracy, liberty, justice, human rights, women's rights, property rights, and benefit youth.

• Wednesday, Sept. 28 1988 10:45 pm

• 1988

YES campaign: YES Anchor - YES Challenges NO's Program ; The Lies of NO ; YES Anchor - The Big NO Lie ; YES Spokesman - Marxists Don't Want Democracy ; Impersonation of Spokesperson for the UP (Popular Unity/Unidad Popular) ; Cartoonist/Satirist Lukas for YES ; Our Pledge - Adjusted (Increased) Retirement Pensions ; Abbreviated YES Song "A Winning Country" with Pinochet ; Remember - 7 Days Left Until the Triumph of YES with Hand Voting YES on the Ballot ; Deathly Spirit representing NO on Horseback Carrying Flag ; Salvador Allende - First we will use the Law, and then, Revolutionary Violence ; Our Pledge - To Reduce Inflation ; Abbreviated YES Song "A Winning Country" with Pinochet ; Musical Montage "YES YES YES" ; Arturo Giolito (Musician) - The Future is YES ; Remember - 7 Days Left until the Triumph of YES Ballot ; YES Anchor - Beware of NO Lies ; YES Spokeswoman- Interview with Julio Philippi

NO campaign: Rainbow NO Introduction/ Opening ; "We are at War" ; Patricio Bañados - Reminder difference voting NO vs. YES ; Interviews with Chileans about Upcoming Vote ; Patricio Bañados - Housing ; Gonzalo Garcia- Huidobro (Architect) - Housing ; Hand Voting NO on the Ballot ; Patricio Bañados ; Interview with Elderly Chilean about Poverty ; Chile Rainbow Animation ; Italo Zunino (Agricultural Businessman/Entrepreneur) ; NO News ; Patricio Bañados ; Gabriel Valdes ; Edited NO Song "Happiness is Coming"

YES Run Time 14:50

NO Run Time 14:59

YES campaign: Cartoonist/Satirist (Renzo Pecchenino Raggi/Lukas) ; Musician (Arturo Giolito) ; Representative of Papal Mediation (Julio Philippi)

NO campaign: Journalist (Patricio Bañados) ; Architect (Gonzalo Garcia-Huidobro) ; Agriculture Entrepreneur (Italo Zunino) ; Ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of Senate (Gabriel Valdes)

• Chile

• UP/Unidad Popular (Popular Unity Political Alliance)

• Bañados, Patricio
• Garcia-Huidobro, Gonzalo
• Giolito, Arturo
• Pecchenino Raggi, Renzo (Lukas)
• Philippi, Julio
• Valdes, Gabriel
• Zunino, Italo

• Censorship
• Change
• Children
• Communism
• Deceit
• Democracy
• Distrust
• Economic development
• Entrepreneurs
• Exportations
• Fear
• Fraud
• Free expression
• Future
• Government aid
• Hate
• Housing
• Housing crisis
• Human rights
• Justice
• Liberty
• Lies
• Marxism
• Military
• Misrepresentation
• Order
• Past
• Peace
• Poverty
• Property rights
• Reconciliation
• Respect
• Socialism
• Stability
• Torture
• Tranquility
• Truth
• Violence
• Wages
• War
• Women's rights
• Youth

• video

• Spanish; Castilian

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