Chile: An Outline of Its Geography, Economics, and PoliticsRoyal Institute of International Affairs, 1956 - 128 pages |
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... forces triumphed . A period in which ' the omnipotence of the legislative replaced the omnipotence of the executive'1 was ushered in . The period was a most unstable one , and the multiplication of political parties pre- vented any ...
... forces triumphed . A period in which ' the omnipotence of the legislative replaced the omnipotence of the executive'1 was ushered in . The period was a most unstable one , and the multiplication of political parties pre- vented any ...
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... forces , but normally no such office exists , and fresh elections are called if the President dies in office . The presidential powers are wide and ' his authority extends to every- thing which has for its objective the maintenance of ...
... forces , but normally no such office exists , and fresh elections are called if the President dies in office . The presidential powers are wide and ' his authority extends to every- thing which has for its objective the maintenance of ...
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... forces in Congress , succeeded in founding a basic pattern of social security on which later Gov- ernments could build . Laws relating to hours of employment , wages of the poorer sections of the community , social insurance , pensions ...
... forces in Congress , succeeded in founding a basic pattern of social security on which later Gov- ernments could build . Laws relating to hours of employment , wages of the poorer sections of the community , social insurance , pensions ...
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Chile: An Outline of Its Geography, Economics, and Politics Gilbert J. Butland No preview available - 1981 |
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Aconcagua acres agricultural American Andean Anglo-Chilean annual Antofagasta Argentina Arica Atlantic Chile Aysén Bank Bío-Bío Bío-Bío river Bogotá Bolivia British Caja capital cent central valley century Chilean Development Corporation Chillán Chiloé Chiloé island Chuquicamata coal coastal communications Communist Concepción considerable copper Coquimbo cordillera country's crops decade democratic Desert Chile economic election exports finance foreign trade Forest Chile González Videla Government Huachipato Ibáñez important increase indicate industry investment Iquique labour Latin America loans Magallanes major manufacturing Mediterranean Chile ment miles million dollars million pesos mineral mining nitrate O'Higgins Osorno output Pacific Pan-American parties period Peru petroleum plant political population port post-war Potrerillos President production provinces Puerto Montt Punta Arenas railway rainfall recent region relations republic river Santiago secure settlement social southern statistics steel supply Talcahuano Tarapacá tion tons U.S. dollars United Kingdom United Nations Valdivia Valparaiso zone