Franjas de Propaganda Electoral en el Plebiscito Chileno 23 de septiembre 1988

NO campaign: Terrorism attacks around the world. Pinochet obstructed investigation into terrorist assassinations of three Chilean political leaders: Carlos Prats Gonzalez, Bernardo Leighton, and Orlando Letelier. Victor Manuel comments on Chile's irreversible path towards democracy. People from the provinces speak about voting for NO. Patricio Bañados pays homage to deceased poet, Pablo Neruda, by broadcasting a video of Neruda reciting his poetry. Manuel Bustos says that he feels the dedication and enthusiasm of the Chilean people and that united Chileans will win with NO. Short clip of Tucapel Jiménez speaking on behalf of the Chilean Workers Democratic Union, saying his voice was silenced but not forgotten. Ricardo Hormazabal discusses labor rights and unfair wages because of the Pinochet regime. He advocates for better legislation and restructuring of labor practices to benefit the poor. Enrique Silva Cimma talks about uncertainty in Chile. He refers to Pinochet's regime as authoritarian and says a true democracy is needed with free elections and a parliament. Patricio Bañados explains voting procedures.

YES campaign: Mocks Havana, Cuba as the "capital of Happiness" with footage of Fidel Castro meeting with NO leaders: Radomiro Tomic, Pascal Allende, Jorge Lavanderos, Rafael Marotto, Luis Corvalan, and Hortensia Bussi. Mockery of the NO Platform and Florcita Motuda. Scenes from the violence during The Pope's visit and families injured by NO supporters. Footage of Patricio Bañados talking about pensions. People from Santiago talking about agriculture and farming, even though they do not live such lives. The "I Like My Country" segment highlights progress throughout Chile while also admitting shortcomings. Juan Yaconi speaks about healthcare. 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. Neighbors of Olga Garrido, mother of Carlitos Caszely, say that she lied about being tortured. Neighbors of Olga Garrido, mother of Carlitos Caszely, say that she lied about being tortured.

• Friday, Sept. 23 1988 10:45 pm

• 1988

NO campaign: Rainbow NO Introduction/ Opening ; Pinochet Assassinations ; Patricio Bañados ; Victor Manuel Performance and Commentary ; Patricio Bañados ; The Voice of the Provinces ; Patricio Bañados Introduces Pablo Neruda ; Pablo Neruda Recites "Poem 20" ; NO News ; Tucapel Jiménez, Director of Syndicate ; Ricardo Hormazabal, Labor Lawyer ; Hand Voting NO on the Ballot ; Hand Drawing Cartoon Face with Word NO Around Eyes ; Patricio Bañados Introduces Enrique Silva Cimma ; Enrique Silva Cimma ; Patricio Bañados ; Edited NO Song "Happiness is Coming"

YES campaign: "Havana, the Capital of Happiness" and Song "The Chameleon" ; Mock Bañados Introduction of Florcita Motuda - NO's Platform - Gregory Cohen Does Lion Tongue ; Musical Montage "YES YES YES" - Ends with Digital YES Sign ; YES Anchor ; Video Montage of Visit From The Pope & Testimonies of Violence ; So That This Man Never Governs ; "A Winning Country Transition" with YES Logo ; Interviews with Voters/Straw Poll ; YES Anchor ; Attack on Patricio Bañados Over Pensions ; Testimony ; Abbreviated YES Song ; Remember - 12 Days Left until the Triumph of YES with Hand Voting on the Ballo; Montage of Testimonies, "YES Thrives in the North" ; YES Spokesman ; Juan Yaconi, Minister of Health ; YES Anchor ; False claims of NO Miner Sergio Shipley ; YES Anchor - NO Lies- Mrs. Olga Garrido ; Olga Garrido's Neighbors Accuse her of False Testimony ;

NO Run Time 14:59

YES Run Time 14:44

NO campaign: Journalist (Patricio Bañados) ; Spanish Singer (Victor Manuel) ; Poet (Pablo Neruda) ; President of the Central Union of Workers (Manuel Bustos) ; Director of Syndicate (Tucapel Jiménez) ; Labor Lawyer (Ricardo Hormazabal) ; President of Radical Party (Enrique Silva Cimma)

YES campaign: Musician (Florcita Motuda) ; Minister of Health (Juan Yaconi) ; Copper Miner (Sergio Shipley) ; Tortured Woman (Olga Garrido)

• Chile

• Avanzada Nacional (National Advance Party)
• Partido Radical de Chile (Radical Party)
• Unión Democrática de Trabajadores de Chile (Chilean Workers Democratic Union)

• Bañados, Patricio
• Bustos, Manuel
• Garrido, Olga
• Jiménez, Tucapel
• Manuel, Victor
• Neruda, Pablo
• Shipley, Sergio
• Silva Cimma, Enrique
• Yaconi, Juan

• Acceptance
• Agriculture
• Collective bargaining
• Copper mining
• Deceit
• Democracy
• Exports
• Farming
• Fear
• Flaws
• Free elections
• Happiness
• Hate
• Health care
• Injuries
• Jobs
• Labor rights
• Legislation
• Lies
• Marxism
• Misery
• Old
• Parliament
• Peace
• Poetry
• Political obstruction
• Poor
• Poverty
• Progress
• Provinces
• Rich
• Roads
• Stagnant
• Strikes
• Syndicates
• Terrorism
• Torture
• Totalitarianism
• Uncertainty
• Violence
• Voting procedures
• Wages

• video

• Spanish; Castilian

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