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If Salvador Allende ends up being elected not in 1970 but in 1976, I've thought of the following changes to who would be the Chilean president:
1970-76: Jorge Alessandri (OTL, he narrowly lost to Allende)
1976-82: Salvador Allende
1982-88: Andres Zaldivar (or perhaps Jorge Godoy Matte or Sergio Onofre Jarpa)
1988-94: Patricio Aylwin (after 1994, as in real life)
If Salvador Allende ends up being elected not in 1970 but in 1976, I've thought of the following changes to who would be the Chilean president:
1970-76: Jorge Alessandri (OTL, he narrowly lost to Allende)
1976-82: Salvador Allende
1982-88: Andres Zaldivar (or perhaps Jorge Godoy Matte or Sergio Onofre Jarpa)
1988-94: Patricio Aylwin (after 1994, as in real life)
Does that sound fair?
Sorry, but why do you think Allende would have survived in 76? Was there a major shift if CIA tactics that I'm not considering?
Sorry, but why do you think Allende would have survived in 76? Was there a major shift if CIA tactics that I'm not considering?
I just meant that in real life, Alessandri lost in 1970 to Allende. If Alessandri had been president from 1970 to 1976, then Allende would have survived (there would have been no Pinochet-led coup as early as 1973 where Allende would die).
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