For Henry Kissinger it was a lovely war, and even today the extent
of CIA complicity in Condor is unresolved. In 1999 Clinton ordered the
declassification of documents about Chile and Argentina, the effect of
which was to raise more questions than answers. A more interesting resource
are the files found in a Paraguay police station in 1992. The author also
got copies of correspondence between Chile's intelligence agency and their
operatives in Buenos Aires, and interviewed or obtained testimony from more
than 200 people. (John Dinges lived in Chile during the 1970s and is now
a journalism professor at Columbia University.) There is so much evil
described in this book, and so many compelling stories of victims, and
heroes relentlessly pursuing justice without compensation or fanfare,
that after putting this book down one must ask, "Why is quality journalism
such as this published so rarely in the U.S.?"
ISBN 1-56584-764-4
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