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Chile ready for Pinochet trial, says President-elect Lagos
ROME. Mar 3: Chile's President-elect Ricardo Lagos declared that the time had come for his country to prove it could prosecute former dictator Augusto Pinochet in an interview today with Italian dally La Re-pubblica. reports AFP.
"The moment has come to show that General Pinochet can face Justice in his country." said Lagos, who assumes office on March 1 1.
"1 think that Pinochet's situation must be resolved by our courts, and the obligation of a president of the Republic is that the courts can function freely." Lagos added.
A total of 60 criminal complaints against Pinochet for crimes committed under his 1973-1990 military regime have been filed with Chilean judge Juan Guzman, though any legal action depends on a Chilean appeal court ruling on liftipg the general's immunity
as a lifelong senator.
The judge has said he will seek to interview the former dictator after he returns to Chile, and will also ask that he undergo medical tests to assess whether he is mentally fit for trial.
“My role is to guarantee the independence of the judges, maintained Lagos.
Pinochet was freed Thursday by Britain on health grounds, terminating a bid by Spanish investigating magistrate Baltasar Garzon to have the general extradited to face trial in Madrid.
In Chile, supporters and opponents of Augusto Pinochet awaited the arrival of the ex dictator early today amid uncertainty over the itinerary' of the air force plane he boarded in Britain, reports AFP.
More than 1.500 people had spent much of the night awaiting Pinochet's arrival in
Iquique. 1.460 kilometers north of Santiago, but many went home as the airport lights were turned off around 4:30 a.m. (1330 BST.)
There was no immediate word on the whereabouts of the Chilean Air Force Boeing 707 that Pinochet boarded in Britain Thursday after being freed from 16 months of house arrest.
In Santiago, supporters and opponents of the former dictator held overnight vigils to mark the impending return of the ex-strongman whose 1973-1990 dictatorship has been blamed for more than 3.000 deaths and tens of thousands of cases of torture.
Dozens of people waited outside the military hospital where Pinochet was expected to stay for a few days. •
It is the return of a hero." said a jubilant Jacqueline Ar-avena. 48.