"memory plaque"

#13412455

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412470

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412471

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412473

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412474

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412457

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, red carnations lean against the wall. A plaque identifies the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412458

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a musician sings during the ceremony. A plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412460

7 March 2026

Plaques at the Pilmaiquen Bridge memorial site in Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, identify the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412463

7 March 2026

Plaques at the Pilmaiquen Bridge memorial site in Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, identify the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412466

7 March 2026

Plaques at the Pilmaiquen Bridge memorial site in Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, identify the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412469

7 March 2026

Plaques at the Pilmaiquen Bridge memorial site in Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, identify the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412472

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a woman places red carnations on the wall. A plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412475

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a plaque identifies the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412476

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a plaque identifies the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412477

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a plaque identifies the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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#13412456

7 March 2026

In Osorno, Chile, on March 6, 2026, a woman carries a photograph of her detained and disappeared relatives. A plaque identifying the former Osorno Investigations Headquarters (formerly the PDI) as part of the Memory Route is installed. This headquarters serves as a prison and torture center during the military dictatorship. The Memory Route in the Los Lagos Region, recently launched by the Ministry of National Assets, encompasses 32 key landmarks that trace local history, focusing on human rights sites and historical memory. It functions as a tool for symbolic reparation, allowing the community to learn about the places where human rights violations occur between 1973 and 1990.

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