Pinochet’s Chile
Military junta
Pinochet’s Chile leans hardest toward Authority, Order and Private.
The 12 axes, with receipts
Military regime that devolved schools and clinics to municipalities.
Military junta that seized power in a coup.
Thousands killed or disappeared; curfews and censorship.
Isolated and fiercely nationalist.
Military rule with conscription.
Promoted a single conservative national identity.
Privatised pensions, utilities and state firms.
Free-market shock therapy by the "Chicago Boys".
Slashed tariffs to a flat rate.
Claimed to defend Christian civilisation.
Banned all abortion in 1989.
No strong stance on frontier tech.
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