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The 15 pages that link to Chilean transition to democracy, each with the reason it gives.

• ChileBroader topic: It established the political order that followed the dictatorship.

• Augusto PinochetRelated: Pinochet left the presidency in 1990 through this constrained transition.

• Salvador AllendeRelated: The transition reopened political life after the dictatorship that followed Allende’s overthrow.

• Democratic transitionBroader topic: A constitutional referendum created an institutional route out of military rule.

• 1973 Chilean coup d'étatRelated: The transition left enduring debates about justice, institutional continuity, and the coup’s legacy.

• Patricio AylwinRelated: Aylwin led the first elected government in this transition.

• 1988 Chilean national plebisciteNarrower topic: The plebiscite was the pivotal electoral turning point in this transition.

• ConcertaciónNarrower topic: The transition is broader than Concertación, encompassing negotiations and institutional changes beyond the coalition itself.

• 2019–2020 Chilean protestsRelated: Protesters challenged institutions and economic arrangements inherited from the transition.

• Ricardo LagosNarrower topic: Lagos governed during a later phase of this transition and helped revise its institutional settlement.

• Military dictatorship of ChileBroader topic: The constitution's plebiscite and ensuing negotiations structured the regime's exit.

• Sebastián PiñeraNarrower topic: Piñera governed within the institutions created by this transition, rather than directing its initial break from dictatorship.

• Eduardo Frei Ruiz-TagleNarrower topic: His administration governed during the consolidation of democratic institutions after the dictatorship.

• History of ChileRelated: It explains how democratic institutions returned after the dictatorship.

• Patricio GuzmánRelated: Guzmán’s work asks how democratic Chile confronts the dictatorship’s unresolved legacy.