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How Salvador Allende destroyed democracy in Chile

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  1. José Piñera
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José Piñera is President of the International Center for Pension Reform. As Chile’s secretary of labor and social security, he was the architect of its privatization of its pension system. As founder and president of the International Center for Pension Reform. Piñera now advises governments throughout the world on the establishment of privatized pension systems. During his public service career, he designed the labor laws that introduced flexibility to the Chilean labor market and was responsible for the constitutional law that established private property rights in Chilean mines.

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Piñera, J. How Salvador Allende destroyed democracy in Chile. Soc 42, 20–25 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02687510

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