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| Church Says Chile’s Bicentennial Pardons Should Include All Types Of Prisoners |
| Written by Alia Alhafny |
| Tuesday, 04 May 2010 05:46 |
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But Communist Party insists that President Piñera promised to exclude human rights violators |
President Sebastian Piñera appears to have put himself into a classic bind, promising different things to two opposing groups, and perhaps satisfying no one.