Pinochetism

Pinochetism Pinochetismo
Pinochet as President of Chile during the military dictatorship, c. 1974
Leader	Augusto Pinochet
Founded	1973
Ideology	Authoritarian conservatism Chilean nationalism Anti-communism Anti-Allendism Neoliberalism Militarism Factions: Libertarian authoritarianism Right-wing populism
Political position	Right-wing to far-right
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Pinochetism
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Doctrine Anti-communism Authoritarianism Chicago school of economics Conservatism Right-wing extremism Laissez-faire Neo-liberalism Personalismo
History 1973 Chilean coup d'état Junta Militar de Gobierno Chilean state terrorism Death flights Plan Cóndor Beagle conflict Chilean Constitution of 1980 Chicago Boys El ladrillo Crisis of 1982 Miracle of Chile Operation 20th Century Chilean transition to democracy
People Augusto Pinochet Bardón Bascuñán Büchi Cáceres Castro Chadwick Contreras Corbalán Cristi Cuadra Flores Jarpa Kaiser Kast Krassnoff Lavín Longueira Lüders Messone Moreira Naveillán Pérez Piñera Urrutia
Organizations Dirección de Inteligencia Nacional Government Junta National Information Center
Movements and parties Independent Democratic Union National Force National Renewal National Union Movement
Related topics Book burnings in Chile Francoist influence in Chile Gremialism Videlaism I Love Pinochet National Reorganization Process (Specifically under Jorge Rafael Videla and Leopoldo Galtieri)
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Conservatism in Chile
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Ideologies Authoritarian Gremialismo Liberal Neo Moderate National Pinochetist
Principles Anti-communism Expansionism Family values Free trade Hispanidad Law and order Nationalism Patriotism Private property Technocracy Thalassocracy Tricontinental
History Conservative Republic Pelucones Civil War of 1829–1830 Liberal–Conservative Fusion Military dictatorship of Chile
People Alessandri (Arturo) Alessandri (Jorge) Allamand Barchiesi Bulnes Coñuepán Cruz-Coke Flores Egaña Guzmán Hurtado Ibáñez Kaiser Kast Lavín Leuquén Marín Marinovic Matthei Montt Muñoz Onofre Jarpa Piñera (José) Piñera (Sebastián) Pinochet Portales Prieto Romero Sánchez Silva Teao Urban Urruticoechea Walker
Parties Active Christian Social Party Independent Democratic Union National Libertarian Party National Renewal Republican Party of Chile Defunct Christian Conservative Party Conservative Party Democratic Independent Regionalist Party National Action National Citizen Party National Democracy of Centre National Force National Labour Front National Party National Union Movement New Time Patagonian Regional Democracy Traditionalist Conservative Party United Conservative Party
Alliances Active Change for Chile Chile Vamos Defunct Christian Social Front United Independents
Media El Mercurio Ercilla
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Pinochetism (Spanish: pinochetismo) is an authoritarian political ideology rooted in the 17-year military dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet. Characterized by its staunch anti-communism, conservatism, militarism, and nationalism, Pinochetism represents a distinct strand of right-wing politics in Chile that combines authoritarian rule with free-market economics. The ideology's economic dimension was shaped by the Chicago Boys, Chilean economists who implemented neoliberal reforms that dramatically restructured Chile's economy.