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Special mission of Chilean General Sergio Arellano to Argentina (1971)
Interrogation of Brazilian prisoners in Chile's National Stadium (1973)
ERP holds a press conference (1974)
Police cooperation between Chile and Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay (1974)
Official decree on the creation of the DINA (1974)
CIA reports that the Chilean navy is working to locate major leftist leaders in Europe (1974)
Argentine, Brazilian and Uruguayan officers working with Chilean services (1974)
Discovery of five bodies believed to be Tupamaros (1974)
Chilean MIR militant Jorge Fuentes Alarcón detained in Asunción, Paraguay (1975)
Documents of the Revolutionary Coordinating Junta (JCR) related to its activities in Europe and Latin America (1975)
Coronel argentino 'Rawson' propone la idea de la inteligencia coordinada (1975)
US Embassy suspects Argentine government's involvement in disappearance of Chileans (1975)

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