Franjas de Propaganda Electoral en el Plebiscito Chileno 10 de septiembre 1988

YES campaign: Youth support Pinochet's presidency. Security and police presence has been increased to patrol Santiago, Chile to decrease delinquency. Sports are being used to prevent youth from turning to vices like drugs and crime. A girl, Yvone, explains the benefits of having sports as an option for youth. A student named "Jose Antonio" discusses the importance of youth having educational opportunities, so that they can contribute to improving Chile. Radical Democracy Party representatives state why they support YES and demonstrate their support. Party of the South demonstrates their support of Pinochet with footage of peaceful, happy people. La Cut (a communist organization) took over industrial businesses through violence and death. Chile overcame this incident and found liberty. The NO campaign causes violence and chaos.

NO campaign: Rectification of Democracy. Generals express what they want in a presidential candidate. Pinochet was chosen even though he has been in power 15 years and does not match any of the traits the generals described. Voting predictions demonstrate that Pinochet is losing in the plebiscite. Hernan Baeza (Syndicate Leader of State Bank Employees) highlights that the tower proclaiming that bank workers support YES is inaccurate. Baeza states that bank workers support NO. Doña Yolita segment showing extreme poverty. A musical performance by Schwenke y Nilo. Murals opposing censorship. Mothers of disappeared people unite and dance. Patricio Bañados reiterates NO's invitation to Pinochet to be interviewed.

• Saturday, Sept. 10 1988 11:30 am

• 1988

YES campaign: Abbreviated YES Song "A Winning Country" with Kid with hat ; The President in Action ; “A Winning Country” Transition with YES Logo ; In This Country We Live Better Today ; Sports are Health and Life ; “A Winning Country” Transition with YES Logo ; Did You Know That? ; “A Winning Country” Transition with YES Logo ; The People for YES ; “A Winning Country” Transition with YES Logo ; Chile is a Leader ; Complete YES Hymn ; This is Our Pledge ; Democracy YES ; Party of the South - From the South ; Abbreviated YES Song "A Winning Country" with Kid with hat ; Historical 1973 Vignette ; Complete YES Song "Chile is a Winning Country" with Ballot & Voting Day countdown - 26 Days Left ; "Comrade, Happiness is Coming " Song

NO campaign: Rainbow NO Introduction/ Opening ; Patricio Bañados ; The Waltz of the Generals ; Man putting on a tie ;NO News ; Doña Yolita - Tea Bag ; Patricio Bañados ; Schwenke y Nilo ; Obedient Youth ; NO Chorus ; "Censorship Does Not Exist, My Love" Song ; Patricio Bañados ; Nightmares of YES ; Hand Voting NO on the Ballot ; Mothers Dance "La Cueca Sola" ; Patricio Bañados ; Complete NO Song "Happiness is Coming" ; Rainbow NO Closing

YES Run Time 14:41

NO Run Time 14:59

YES campaign: Youth Sports Coach ; Girl (Yvone) ; University Student (José Antonio) ; President of Chile (Augusto José Ramón Pinochet Ugarte) ; President of Chamber of Deputies, Senator, Presidential Candidate, President of the Radical Democracy Party (Julio Duran Neumann)

NO campaign: Journalist (Patricio Bañados) ; Director of Syndicate for State Bank Workers (Hernan Baeza) ; Schwenke & Nilo

• Chile

• Democracia Radical (Radical Democracy Party)
• Partido del Sur (Party of the South)

• Baeza, Hernan
• Bañados, Patricio
• Duran Neumann, Julio
• Pinochet Ugarte, Augusto José Ramón

• Advances in education
• Agriculture
• Censorship
• Delinquency
• Democracy
• Destruction
• Disappearances
• Disorder
• Economic progress
• Education
• Exports
• False democracy
• Fear
• Generals
• Government assistance
• Grapes
• Happiness
• Harmony
• Inflation
• International sports
• Military service
• Military violence
• Pinochet regime
• Progress
• Public safety
• Rectification of democracy
• Social improvements
• Socialism
• Sports
• Success
• Surveillance
• Threat of totalitarianism
• Violence
• Wine
• Work benefits
• Youth

• video

• Spanish; Castilian

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