Archivos Desclasificados: El Golpe de Estado en Chile — Lo que la CIA No Quería que Supieras

In 1970, Richard Helms—then director of the CIA—took handwritten notes during a 20-minute meeting in the Oval Office. Those notes survived. They're declassified. And they say this: "Make the economy scream. Ten million dollars available, more if necessary." That happened 11 days after Salvador Allende won the elections in Chile. Before he took office. Before he even set foot in La Moneda Palace. This video isn't an opinion piece. It's what the documents—with names, dates, and signatures—available today on the website of the U.S. National Security Archive say. In this video: ✅ Project Camelot: How Chile was chosen as a 'laboratory' in 1963 ✅ The Helms Notes: The first known document from a U.S. president ordering the overthrow of an elected leader ✅ The assassination of General Schneider — with insurance policies paid for by the CIA ✅ The 1972 truckers' strike: Two million dollars from 'Plan September' ✅ The secret meeting between Nixon and the owner of El Mercurio — on the same morning ✅ The Cochayuyo Plan telex and what Nixon knew on September 11, 1973 ✅ Helms's conviction: fined $2,000 for lying to Congress 📂 Sources: • National Security Archive — nsarchive.gwu.edu/document/23592 • National Security Archive — Chile Documentation Project • CIPER Chile — documents Declassified • CNN Español — 'Kissinger's vital role in the Chilean coup' • Peter Kornbluh — 'The Pinochet File' • Wikipedia — US intervention in Chile / October 1972 strike 🔔 Subscribe to LaManoNegra.33 — the place where questions last longer than answers. #Politics #Conspiracy #Mystery #Coup1973 #Allende #CIA #DeclassifiedFiles #Pinochet #LaManoNegra33 #Chile #History