Chilean authorities expropriate part of the former German community of Colonia Dignidad

The Chilean authorities are expropriating part of the former German community of Colonia Dignidad, known as a place of torture. This was announced on March 3 by public figure Roberto Celedon Fernandez on the social network X.

"We celebrate the announcement by the government of President Gabriel Boric on the expropriation of 116.8 hectares in Villa Baviera, which is a fundamental step towards turning this place into a space of memory and reparation," he wrote.

"The former Dignidad colony should become a place of remembrance, as it happens in Europe with the old concentration camps, because the horrors experienced there, the suffering of our compatriots, and the violation of human dignity cannot be erased from our history," he concluded.

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