DEMOCRACY

Addresses

Democratic Party and Democracy in Latin America: Representative Solarz, 13187 [1JN]

Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government: Charles J. Haughey, 9679-9682 [2MY]

Moscow State University: President Reagan, 14525-14527 [15JN]

Not Finished Yet: Joan Challinor, 5960 [30MR]

Restoration of Democracy in Chile: John Biehl del Rio, 27058 [30SE]

Royal Institute of International Affairs: President Reagan, 14527-14529 [15JN]

Self-Determination: William W. Treat, 4348-4349 [17MR]

Semantics of Human Rights: Richard Schifter, 2542 [25FE]

Sinews of Peace: Winston S. Churchill, 3391-3394 [4MR]

State of the Western Alliance: Geoffrey Howe, 24128 [15SE]

Turkish-American Relations: Kenan Evren, 16406 [29JN]

World Affairs: Max M. Kampelman, 23553 [13SE]

Amendments

Central America: support peace, democracy, and reconciliation (H.J. Res. 523), 5900-5903 [30MR], 6029, 6183 [31MR]

Panama: restoration of democracy and economic assistance (S. Con. Res. 140), 27067, 27112, 27115 [30SE]

Articles and editorials

. . . And a Republican Complaint, 15997 [27JN]

Burma Names New Cabinet—Army Tightens Rule, Death Toll Rises, 24797 [22SE]

Burma's Army, Despite Foe, Appears To Control Capital, 24799 [22SE]

Burmese Guerrillas Hostilities To Await Developments in Political War, 30989 [14OC]

Calm Amid the Rhetorical Bombs, 13876 [8JN]

Campaign Finances, 1905 [22FE]

Campaign Spending Is Good for Democracy, 15997 [27JN]

Chileans Reach for Democracy, 27775 [3OC]

Coup Attempt Raises Fears Over Military's Power in Guatemala, 16705 [6JY]

Coup Fails in Guatemala—Two Officers Arrested, 16704 [6JY]

David Bonior's Democrats, 16531 [29JN]

Democratic Example, 31325 [18OC]

Destroying Democracy, 1905 [22FE]

Duarte's Departure, 13608 [7JN]

59 Killed in Burma Clashes Radio Says, 24798 [22SE]

General Pinochet Forays for Votes, 27774 [3OC]

Getting a Bigger Voice in the Primaries, 18481 [14JY]

Going Beyond the Issues, 1454 [16FE]

Guatemala Says Army Revolt Fails—Two Officers Held After Short-Lived Rebellion Against Civilian Rule, 16703 [6JY]

Guatemalan Army Arrests Six Officers—High Command Acts Quickly To Suppress Dissent After Military Coup Attempt, 16703 [6JY]

Haitian Leader Seeks Renewal of U.S. Aid—Avril Says Washington's Goals Are Those of His Government, 25937 [28SE]

Haitian Situation, 1240 [9FE]

Haitian Unrest—Sooner or Later, It's Going To Explode, 1241 [9FE]

Haitians Pressing for New Elections—Political Leaders Also Urging Military Government to Reinstate Constitution, 25937 [28SE]

Haiti's Opposition Speaks Out—Wants Elections and More Purges, 25937 [28SE]

Hope Reborn in Haiti, 29197 [6OC]

How the Media Slight Pinochet, 19442 [28JY]

In Guatemala, a Restiveness on the Right, 16704 [6JY]

Inside S. Africa's Quiet Townships, New Black Power Tactics, 15465 [21JN]

Killing Fields, 18511 [14JY]

Legacy of President Chiang Ching-kuo, 2532-2534 [25FE]

Maryland Ratifies a Constitution, 9406 [28AP]

Meet the Winners in El Salvador, 5256 [25MR]

Military Revolt Is Thwarted, Guatemala Reports, 16703 [6JY]

More South African Sanctions?, 15464 [21JN]

Noriega—The Big Ditch in Panama, 2678 [29FE]

Panama's Poor Bear Brunt of Crisis, 5264 [25MR]

Perpetuating a Disgrace, 1904 [22FE]

Pinochet Gets the Boot, 30855 [14OC]

Race Is Now a Class Issue, 15293 [20JN]

Radio News Program Iglesia Canceled, 14308 [13JN]

Reagan Spurred Latin Democracy? Nonsense, 21968 [11AU]

Rottenness in Denmark, 8096 [20AP]

Sanctions Against South Africa, 15461 [21JN]

Sanctions—A Washout, 15465 [21JN]

Sanctions—Or Strikes?, 15463 [21JN]

Singapore's ``Goalkeeper'' Fends Off Democracy, 17545 [11JY]

Struggling for Democracy, 29599 [7OC]

Switch-Giving, 1906 [22FE]

Take Your Money and Go?, 5256 [25MR]

Taxis Give Blacks a Chance at the Driver's Seat, 15462 [21JN]

Their Style of Democracy, 307 [27JA]

Toll Mounts in Burmese Crackdown—Fighting Said To Be Fierce in Mandalay, 24797 [22SE]

Two Isles on Separate Paths, 23041 [8SE]

U.S. House of Lords, 16527 [29JN]

Voters and Police Plentiful as Chile Votes, 30427 [13OC]

Weakening of South African Economy, 15461 [21JN]

With a Civilian in Charge, 1936 [22FE]

Wrecked Economy Won't End Apartheid, 15464 [21JN]

``Yes'' to Democracy, 30855 [14OC]

Youths, Monks Fight Troops in Burma—Post-Coup Deaths Reported in Hundreds, 24798 [22SE]

Bills and resolutions

Budget: Government spending priorities reflective of the founding principles of the U.S. (see H. Con. Res. 308)

Burma: restoration of democratic government (see H. Res. 529)

Central America: assistance and support for peace, democracy, and reconciliation (see H.J. Res. 482, 484, 523)

Chile: restoration of democracy (see S.J. Res. 370, 392; H.J. Res. 620)

El Salvador: elections (see H. Con. Res. 249, 250)

Greek Independence Day—A National Day of Celebration of Greek and American Democracy: designate (see S.J. Res. 346)

Haiti: restoration of democracy (see S. 2170; H. Con. Res. 383)

———U.S. policy (see S. Con. Res. 147)

Hong Kong: support democracy (see H. Con. Res. 393)

Kampuchea: support the restoration of freedom and independence (see S.J. Res. 347; H.J. Res. 602)

———supporting restoration of freedom and independence (H.J. Res. 602) correct enrollment (see S. Con. Res. 143)

Nicaragua: advance democracy (see S.J. Res. 351)

———condemn antidemocratic actions (see H. Res. 497)

———condemn antidemocratic actions (H. Res. 497), consideration (see H. Res. 498)

———promote democracy through the National Endowment for Democracy (see H.R. 4617)

———tracking reforms necessary for peace, pluralism, and democracy (see H.R. 4285)

———U.S. policy relative to reforms made toward peace, pluralism, and democracy (see H.J. Res. 566)

Nicaragua Freedom Act: enact (see H.J. Res. 625)

Pakistan: promote democracy (see H. Res. 480, 484)

Panama: restoration of democracy and economic assistance (see S. Con. Res. 140, S.J. Res. 267)

———support for Eric A. Delvalle as President (see H. Res. 397)

———support transition (see S. Con. Res. 108; H.R. 4703)

Tibet: Dalai Lama proposal to promote peace, protect the environment, and gain democracy for the people of Tibet (see S. Con. Res. 129)

———support the Dalai Lama and efforts toward democracy (see H. Con. Res. 324)

Books

Federalist Papers (No. 18): James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, 4749 [22MR]

Communiques

Central American peace initiative, 1040 [4FE]

Court decisions

Right to vote: Supreme Court, 15467 [21JN]

Descriptions

Building a new South Africa: Institute on Religion and Democracy, 18474 [14JY]

Documents

Israel's Declaration of Independence, 8321 [21AP]

Essays

Home of the Free: Kristie Liner, 18559 [25JY]

How Freedom Affects Progress: Karen A. Lagger, 18479 [14JY]

Law Day: Maria Roberson, 15295 [20JN]

Meaning of Freedom in ``Anne Frank—The Diary of a Young Girl'': Melissa A. Johnson, 10839 [12MY]

Right to Know—Preserving Self-Government and Public Accountability: Christopher Harvie, 3482 [4MR]

We the People, Marie Bodack, 11525 [18MY]

Why I Am Proud To Be an American: Billy Ellison, 15027 [16JN]

———Billy Roberts, 15027 [16JN]

———Christal Moore, 15027 [16JN]

———Jeff Wilkinson, 15027 [16JN]

Why I Love America: Greg Williams, 11741 [19MY]

———Wendy A. Crane, 11741 [19MY]

Essays: Voice of Democracy

Bevan, Marine, 3566 [8MR]

Interviews

U.S.-China relations: William Rusher with Chiang Ching-kuo, 237 [27JA]

Letters

Battle of Messolongi: Swiss citizen, 4747 [22MR]

Civil war in Burma: Josef Silverstein, 30989 [14OC]

Democracy in Chile: J. Edward Fox, 20992 [9AU]

———Paul M. Weyrich, 23043 [8SE]

———several Representatives, 20990 [8AU]

Designate section of 16th St. NW., Washington, DC in front of the Polish Embassy as Solidarity Corner: Aloysius A. Mazewski, Polish American Congress, Inc., 12059 [24MY]

Identification of Hungarian revolution victims: Istvan Magas, 14736 [15JN]

———President Reagan, 14736 [15JN]

———Representative Horton, 14735 [15JN]

Philippines: Jim Eddy, 8560 [25AP]

Sanctions against South Africa: Representative Burton, 15462 [21JN]

Witness for Peace tour of Nicaragua: Bayard and Evelyn McConnaughey, 25838 [27SE]

Lists

International observer delegation to Chilean plebiscite, 32601 [21OC], 32847 [21OC]

Memorandums

Chilean Plebiscite: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 32845 [21OC]

Messages

National Endowment for Democracy: President Reagan, 2669 [29FE]

Papers

Just How Weak Are Democracies Anyway? Alan Drimmer, 17824 [12JY]

Political and Legal Aspects of Imre Nagy's Trial and Execution: Miklos Radvanyi, 14735 [15JN]

Polls of opinion

Defining the Chilean voters: Center of Public Studies, 20992 [9AU]

Press releases

Oscar Arias-Sanchez peace plan commitments, 21479 [10AU]

Proclamations

Greek Manifesto of Independence: Klephtes soldiers, 4747 [22MR]

Remarks in House

Broward County, FL, Bicentennial Commission: tribute, 3698 [10MR]

Burma: experiment in socialism, 29587 [7OC]

———restoration of democratic government (H. Res. 529), 22715-22718 [7SE]

Central America: support peace, democracy, and reconciliation (H.J. Res. 523), 5891 [30MR], 5980 [31MR], 14724 [15JN]

Chile: civil liberties violations, 32844 [21OC]

———plebiscite, 28120 [4OC], 28498, 28625 [5OC], 28990 [6OC], 29587 [7OC], 32843 [21OC], 33474 [21OC]

———restoration of democracy (H.J. Res. 620), 20989 [8AU], 20992 [9AU]-20993 [8AU]

China, Republic of: visit by Representative Chandler, 23414 [9SE]

Congress: standards on ethics, secrecy, elections, and free speech, 6332-6340 [11AP]

Constitution: bicentennial, 288, 310 [27JA], 578 [2FE], 1332 [9FE], 5960 [30MR], 15419, 15420 [21JN]

Czechoslovakia: democratic reform, 24340 [16SE]

Denmark: Constitution Day, 14052 [9JN]

El Salvador: national election (H. Con. Res. 250), 2442, 2443, 2444, 2445 [24FE]

Elections: mock elections to educate students, 33532 [21OC]

———participation, 31977 [19OC]

Ethiopia: promote development of democracy (H.R. 588), 1403 [16FE]

FBI: Library Awareness Program, 19468 [28JY]

Fiji: U.S. policy, 1604 [17FE]

Government: democratic heritage, 14073-14077 [10JN]

Greece: independence anniversary, 7011 [14AP], 10384 [10MY]

Greek Independence Day—A National Day of Celebration of Greek and American Democracy: designate (H.J. Res. 383), 4747-4752 [22MR]

Haiti: military coup, 15421, 15457 [21JN]

———restoration of democracy, 1238-1242 [9FE]

———restoration of democracy (S. Con. Res. 149), 28180 [4OC], 29197 [6OC]

Hong Kong: elections, 5112 [24MR]

———support democracy (H. Con. Res. 393), 33494 [21OC]

House of Representatives: no-contest races, 16527 [29JN]

Hungary: anniversary of death of Imre Nagy, 14734-14737 [15JN]

Israel: anniversary, 15293 [20JN]

Kampuchea: support the restoration of freedom and independence (H.J. Res. 602), 20998-21002 [8AU], 21426 [9AU]

———supporting restoration of freedom and independence (H.J. Res. 602), correct enrollment (S. Con. Res. 143), 28180 [4OC]

Korea, Republic of: report on elections, 561 [1FE]

Marti, Jose: tribute, 312 [27JA]

Maryland: bicentennial of ratification of Constitution, 16660 [6JY]

Namibia: failure of South-West Africa People's Organization, 939 [3FE]

———stability, 2482 [24FE]

National Endowment for Democracy: activities, 8447 [21AP], 11524 [18MY]

Nicaragua: cancellation of radio news program Noticiero Iglesia, 14308 [13JN]

———civil liberties violations, 18495, 18552 [14JY], 23413 [9SE]

———condemn antidemocratic actions (H. Res. 497), 18411, 18437-18445 [14JY]

———condemn antidemocratic actions (H. Res. 497), consideration (H. Res. 498), 18428-18437 [14JY]

———democratic political groups and labor unions pursuit of democracy 11260 [17MY], 25277 [23SE]

———promote democracy through the National Endowment for Democracy (H.R. 4617), 11262 [17MY]

———tracking reforms necessary for peace, pluralism, and democracy (H.R. 4285), 5667 [29MR], 8851 [26AP]

———U.S. policy, 25837 [27SE], 30638-30641 [14OC]

———U.S. policy relative to reforms made toward peace, pluralism, and democracy (H.J. Res. 566), 10490, 10491 [11MY]

Noriega, Manuel A.: U.S. pressure to leave Panama, 5979, 5983 [31MR]

Pakistan: promoting democracy (H. Res. 484), 21002-21004 [8AU], 21427 [9AU]

Panama: support transition (H.R. 4703), 12556 [26MY], 19791 [1AU]

Pennsylvania: Voter Hall of Fame inductees, 9619 [29AP]

Pledge of Allegiance: include pledge to Constitution, 682 [2FE]

South Africa: commend efforts of Institute on Religion and Democracy, 18474 [14JY]

System: improvements, 18480 [14JY]

Tibet: support the Dalai Lama and efforts toward democracy (H. Con. Res. 324), 15897 [23JN]

Remarks in Senate

Bangladesh: democracy, 6952 [14AP]

Burma: civil unrest, 24796 [22SE]

Central America: Oscar Arias-Sanchez peace plan, 21466 [10AU]

———support peace, democracy, and reconciliation (H.J. Res. 523), 6014-6016, 6019-6046 [31MR]

Chile: plebiscite, 27773 [3OC], 30854, 30988 [14OC], 32600 [21OC]

———restoration of democracy, 19441 [28JY8], 19442 [28JY], 31318-31327 [18OC]

———restoration of democracy (S.J. Res. 370), 21947 [11AU]

———restoration of democracy (S.J. Res. 392), 27057, 27060 [30SE]

———transition to democracy, 24157 [16SE]

China, Republic of: democracy, 16169 [28JN], 16387 [29JN]

Congress: bicentennial, 20 [25JA], 127 [26JA], 1359 [16FE], 1879 [19FE], 2739 [1MR], 3182 [3MR], 4967 [23MR], 5195 [24MR], 5835 [30MR], 7034 [15AP], 7100 [18AP], 8395 [21AP], 8578 [25AP]

Constitution: bicentennial, 4348 [17MR], 9406 [28AP]

———bicentennial of ratification by South Carolina, 12008 [23MY]

El Salvador: elections, 5255 [25MR]

Federal/State relations, 30981 [14OC]

Greece: independence anniversary, 5319, 5320, 5326, 5327 [25MR]

Greek Independence Day—A Day of Celebration of Greek and American Democracy: designate (S.J. Res. 346), 16380 [29JN]

Guatemala: status of democracy, 1935 [22FE], 13034 [27MY], 16702, 16705 [6JY]

Haiti: civil liberties, 16176 [28JN]

———political situation, 16004 [27JN]

———restoration of democracy (S. Con. Res. 149), 27110 [30SE]

———support (S. 2170), 3938 [15MR]

———U.S. policy (S. Con. Res. 147), 25936, 25938 [28SE]

Israel: anniversary, 8310-8322 [21AP]

Kampuchea: supporting restoration of freedom and independence (H.J. Res. 602), 24246 [16SE]

———supporting restoration of freedom and independence (H.J. Res. 602), correct enrollment (S. Con. Res. 143), 24855 [22SE]

———supporting restoration of freedom and independence (S.J. Res. 347), 16381 [29JN]

Korea, Republic of: National Assembly elections, 11551 [19MY]

Latin America: U.S. policy, 21967 [11AU]

Lebanon: Syrian intervention in elections, 24155 [16SE]

New Hampshire: bicentennial of Constitution ratification, 15395 [21JN]

Nicaragua: advance democracy (S.J. Res. 351), 18264 [13JY], 18563 [25JY]

———violations of civil liberties, 17585, 17586 [12JY]

Pakistan: restoration of democracy, 21966 [11AU], 28079 [4OC]

Panama: democratic government, 5785 [30MR], 27115 [30SE]

———restoration of democracy (S. Con. Res. 140), 21950 [11AU], 27112 [30SE]

———support democracy (S.J. Res. 267), 2677 [29FE]

———transition (S. Con. Res. 108), 5259-5269 [25MR]

———transition (S. Con. Res. 108), unanimous-consent agreement, 5234 [24MR]

Paraguay: political situation, 17555 [11JY]

Philippine-American Friendship Day: observance, 18262 [13JY]

Philippines: independence anniversary, 14224 [13JN]

Polish Constitution Day: observance, 10165 [9MY]

Reagan, President: speeches on freedom in the Soviet Union and Great Britain, 14524 [15JN]

Self-government: international spread, 24360 [19SE]

Senate: bicentennial minute, 6826 [14AP]

Soviet Union: human rights record, 11556, 11580 [19MY]

Sri Lanka: anniversary, 1175 [4FE]

Tibet: support the Dalai Lama and efforts toward democracy (S. Con. Res. 129), 30855 [14OC]

———violations of civil liberties by People's Republic of China, 30855 [14OC]

Township government: tribute, 22574 [7SE]

Tunisia: commitment, 3490 [4MR]

Reports

After South Korea's Elections, Reconciliation Is the Next Step Toward Democracy: Richard D. Fisher, Jr., and Daryl M. Plunk, Heritage Foundation, 561 [1FE]

Central America Peace Plan: Kissinger Commission, 2444 [24FE]

Commission on the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution: Warren E. Burger, 278 [27JA]

Meaning of Gorbachev's Reforms: Yuri F. Orlov, 11578, 11579 [19MY]

Reform and Human Rights—The Gorbachev Record: Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 11557-11578 [19MY]

Reports filed

Central America Peace, Democracy, and Reconciliation: Committee on Rules (H. Rept. 100-507), Consideration (H. Res. 390), 2768 [1MR]

Condemnation of Nicaragua's Antidemocratic Actions: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 498) (H. Rept. 100-775), 18467 [14JY]

Democracy in Panama: Committee on Foreign Relations (S.J. Res. 267), 3414 [4MR]

———Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 140), 25685 [27SE]

Greek Independence Day—A National Day of Celebration of Greek and American Democracy (S.J. Res. 218): Committee on the Judiciary, 1377 [16FE]

———Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 346), 28359 [5OC]

Restoration of Freedom and Independence in Kampuchea: Committee on Foreign Relations (H.J. Res. 602), 23746 [14SE]

Support the Dalai Lama's Efforts Toward Democracy in Tibet: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 129), 23746 [14SE]

Report to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: Democracy, Debt, and Economic Growth—Issues for the U.S. in Latin America, 949 [3FE]

Statements

Central American Peace Plan: Oscar Arias-Sanchez, 580 [2FE]

———Susan K. Purcell, 2444 [24FE]

Chile in Transition: Senator Bond, 24157 [16SE]

Chilean Constitution Shall Be Respected: Sergio Fernandez, 31324, 31325 [18OC]

Chilean Plebiscite: Adolfo Suarez, 32601 [21OC], 32847 [21OC]

———Augusto Pinochet, 31324 [18OC]

———Dept. of State, 27057 [30SE]

———Senators Kennedy and Lugar, 30988 [14OC]

———sundry foreign observers, 31325 [18OC]

Conditions in El Salvador: Dan Daniel, 2444 [24FE]

———Representative Wright, 2444 [24FE]

Democracy in Panama: Eric A. Delvalle and Roderick Esquivel, 5263 [25MR]

Democratic Development: Chiang Ching-kuo, 567 [1FE]

Freedom: Franklin D. Roosevelt, 31225 [18OC]

Greek Independence Day: John Quincy Adams, 4751 [22MR]

———Percy B. Shelley, 4751 [22MR]

———Peter and Zoe Kokenakes, 5070 [23MR]

Haitian Elections: Charles Redman, 1240 [9FE]

Legislative Power: John Locke, 6804 [13AP]

National Endowment for Democracy: Carl Gershman, 8447 [21AP], 11524 [18MY]

Nicaraguan Elections: Adolfo Calero, 2523 [25FE]

Nicaraguan Government: Miguel Obando y Bravo, 1016 [4FE]

Policy Options in Central America and the Caribbean: Representative Dornan, 5937 [30MR]

Political and Cultural Exchange Between U.S. and Soviet Union: Mikhail Tsypkin, 962 [3FE]

———Richard Perle, 962 [3FE]

President Ortega's Commitment to a Future Peace Plan: (sundry), 21482 [10AU]

Price of Democratic Survival in a Totalitarian World: J. William Fulbright, 32616 [21OC]

Purpose of Transitional Government of National Unity for Namibia: Dawid Bezuidenhout, 939 [3FE]

Sanctions Against South Africa: James Negoya, 15461 [21JN]

States Sovereignty: Alexis de Tocqueville, 30981 [14OC]

Support for President Eric A. Delvalle: Panamanian Political Parties and the National Civic Crusade, 5261, 5263 [25MR]

Without Democracy in Nicaragua Peace Plan Will Not Work: Oscar Arias-Sanchez, 816 [16FE]

Tables

Changes in imports of selected metals from council for mutual economic countries following the Anti-Apartheid Act, 15462 [21JN]

Chilean plebiscite results, 31324 [18OC]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 324, support Dalai Lama and efforts toward democracy in Tibet, 15898 [23JN]

H. Res. 484, promoting democracy in Pakistan, 21002 [8AU]

H. Res. 497, condemn Nicaraguan Government's antidemocratic actions, 18437 [14JY]

H. Res. 529, restoration of democratic government in Burma, 22717 [7SE]

H.J. Res. 383, Greek Independence Day—A National Day of Celebration of Greek and American Democracy, 4749 [22MR]

H.J. Res. 523, support peace, democracy, and reconciliation in Central America, 5911 [30MR]

H.J. Res. 602, support restoration of freedom and independence of Kampuchea, 20998 [8AU]

H.J. Res. 620, restoration of democracy in Chile, 20989 [8AU]

S. Con. Res. 108, transition in Panama, 5214 [24MR]

S. Con. Res. 129, support Dalai Lama and efforts toward democracy in Tibet, 16383 [29JN], 24244 [16SE]

S. Con. Res. 140, restoration of democracy and economic assistance in Panama, 21950 [11AU], 27115 [30SE]

S. Con. Res. 143, correcting enrollment of H.J. Res. 602, supporting restoration of freedom and independence in Kampuchea, 28180 [4OC], 24832, 24855 [22SE]

S. Con. Res. 147, U.S. policy relative to Haiti, 25935 [28SE]

S. Con. Res. 149, restoration of democracy in Haiti, 27061, 27110 [30SE], 28180 [4OC]

S.J. Res. 267, support democracy in Panama, 2678 [29FE], 5260 [25MR]

S.J. Res. 346, Greek Independence Day—A National Day of Celebration of Greek and American Democracy, 16380 [29JN], 29530 [7OC]

S.J. Res. 370, restoration of democracy in Chile, 21947 [11AU]

S.J. Res. 392, support for restoration of democracy in Chile, 27057 [30SE]