The epic chronicle of Chile's open and peaceful socialist revolution,…
Chicago Boys
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After the 1973 coup which brought Augusto Pinochet to power, a group of Chilean economists were given the power to turn Chile into a laboratory for the world's most radical neo-liberal experiments.
These men, including Sergio de Castro and Rolf Luders, both of whom would serve as ministers of finance during the Pinochet years, met in the 1950s at the University of Chicago, where they studied under the famed economist Milton Friedman, and the man who would become their mentor, Arnold Harberger.
CHICAGO BOYS is their story from their student days through the dictatorship, told by the Chicago Boys themselves. Could their program for 'economic freedom,' such a drastic restructuring of the Chilean economy, only have been implemented by an authoritarian regime? What were they willing to do to achieve their goals? And how do they see the long-term results today?
Even though they do eventually acknowledge some of the darker sides of their work, Luders "couldn't care less about inequality," de Castro feels bad for the torturers, and they all seem completely baffled by those Chileans who have filled the streets, for five years now, in protest against their legacy.
“A great documentary [and] useful contribution.” —The Nation
“A conclusive document. Under Friedman and Harberger, the young Chileans studied tirelessly with the common goal of throwing off what they considered to be the shackles of Latin American provincialism... The coup itself presented an opportunity for them to glide seamlessly from the academic world into the ranks of real power.” —Tomás Crowder-Taraborrelli, Ph.D. and Kristi M. Wilson, Ph.D., in the journal Latin American Perspectives
Citation
Main credits
Fuentes, Carola (film director)
Fuentes, Carola (screenwriter)
Valdeavellano, Rafael (film director)
Valdeavellano, Rafael (editor of moving image work)
Mladinic, Herta (film producer)
Valdés, Pablo (director of photography)
Caro, Sebastián (director of photography)
Pulido, Gabriel E. (composer)
Other credits
Producer, Herta Mladinic; directors of photography, Pablo Valdés, Sebastián "Benito" Caro; original score, Gabriel E. Pulido; screenplay, Carola Fuentes; editor, Rafael Valdeavellano.
Distributor subjects
Chile; Economics; History; Latin America; Political Economy; Political Science; South AmericaKeywords
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The plane landed
at Los Cerrillos airport,
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which no longer exists
as far as I know.
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We got off of the plane
and they\'\'re waiting for us
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at the bottom where
two 5th year students
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of La Catolica
Catholic University.
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One of them was Sergio de Castro
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and the other
was Ernesto Fontaine.
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The idea was to help
the Catholic University
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improve the level of economics
that it was teaching.
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The broader idea was to improve
the level of economics in Chile.
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They came in groups
over the whole period,
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I think we trained
about 25 or 30 people,
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so it isn\'\'t that there
were great masses, uh, coming,
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and, uh, there were
maybe 5 or 6 at a time
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present in Chicago.
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The operation of the
free market is so essential
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not only to promote
productive efficiency,
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but even more to foster
harmony and peace
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among the peoples of the world.
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Every day, all of us are making
decisions that involve gambles.
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Sometimes they\'\'re big gambles as
when we decide what occupation
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to pursue or whom to marry.
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More often there are small
gambles, as when we decide
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whether to cross the street
against the traffic.
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But each time the question
is who shall make the decision,
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we or somebody else,
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we can make the decision only
if we bear the consequences.
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That\'\'s the economic system
that has transformed our society
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in the past century and more.
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When the evening started,
all of these players
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had about the same number
of chips in front of them,
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but as the play progressed
they surely didn\'\'t.
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They\'\'ll be big winners,
they\'\'ll be big losers.
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In the name of equality,
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should the winnings be
redistributed to the losers,
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so that everybody
ends up where he started?
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That would take all
the fun out of the game.
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It\'\'s high hand, nothing,
nothing, nothing...
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What produced this tremendous
improvement in technology?
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It was self interest or,
if you prefer, greed.
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The greed of producers who
wanted to produce something
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that they could
make a dollar on.
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The greed of consumers
who wanted to buy things
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as cheaply as they could.
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Did government play a role
in this? Very little.
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Only by keeping the road
clear for human greed
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and self interest to promote
the welfare of the consumer.
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The market knows.
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The benefits of more open trade.
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The benefits of better
competitive action
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within the local economy.
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The benefits
of making it easier
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for businesses to get
started and to develop
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and to compete with each other,
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all those things were part
of our economics discussions.
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Not typically in classes,
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but in the meetings
that we would have in,
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um, the various parties that
were given by these Chileans
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in their house
or later on in our house.
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They had parties
every Saturday night
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except at exam time.
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They worked till midnight
during the week,
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but every Saturday night
there was a blast at this party.
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The police came
nearly every time
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and they sent a different guy
to the door every time
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to deal with the police
so they wouldn\'\'t remember
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that they had been there
so many times before,
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just for the noise
that was being made!
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These were wonderful fiestas,
and I was invited all the time
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and I came every time I could.
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(laughing)
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I came actually
with an American date...
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but Anita was there and, uh,
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from the following week on, um,
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we became, uh,
very good, uh...
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Well, she became
my girlfriend so to speak.
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We were married
with only 6-7 weeks
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of having known each other.
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And, um, the marriage lasted
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until she died just in 2011,
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and, um, it was
a wonderful marriage,
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and I can\'\'t think
of anything better.
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(church bells ringing)
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(chatter)
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Don Ernesto.
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Don Ernesto,
good to see you, man.
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\"You can\'\'t be good, be great.\"
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\"You can\'\'t be good, be careful.
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If you can\'\'t be careful,
be scientific.
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If you can\'\'t be scientific,
name him after me.\"
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(chuckling)
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Where did my impact,
if any, come from?
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Teaching in Chicago
that is where the story came
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and we became good friends
with all these Latin American
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participants at these parties.
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And that forms
a bond with people.
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Alessandri and his advisors
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thought this platform
was too radical
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and so they didn\'\'t
implement much of it.
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And it was too radical?
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No, I thought--it was
with ladrillo, you see.
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That\'\'s the basic, ladrillo.
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-But was it too radical for you?
-No, I mean--
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I think it would
have been wonderful
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had it been
implemented then.
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(cheering, chanting)
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(plane engine whining)
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(applause)
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(chanting)
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(rioting)
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(murmuring)
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(chanting)
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Were you aware at that time that
they were doing for the milita--
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I wasn\'\'t even around.
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You were friend of them.
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But, no, what I\'\'m saying
is that, as I told you,
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that after the coup
the first time
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I got to Chile
was \'\'74 in March.
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But you were friend
of Sergio Castro,
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did you talk to him by phone
or something in that time?
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-No.
-Were they worried about him?
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No, not at all.
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(papers stacking)
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(military plane roaring)
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(bomb exploding)
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(flames crackling)
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(metal wheel clicking)
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(file drawers sliding)
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(speaking Spanish)
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The country.
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(speaking Spanish)
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Was going through
a deep crisis.
00:45:28.125 --> 00:45:29.583
(speaking Spanish)
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Moral.
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(speaking Spanish)
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Economic.
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(speaking Spanish)
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Social.
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(murmuring)
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There are different conditions
in different countries.
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(speaking Spanish)
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Conditions in the United States
are one thing.
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He was invited
by Rolf Luüders,
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who was president of the
Mortgage Bank of Chile.
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Of course I was there.
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And I guess the meeting
was about an hour.
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It was mainly Friedman
and Friedman responding
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and Pinochet asking questions
through an interpreter.
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What happened was
that the military
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broadly went out
of the ministries.
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De Castro became Ministro
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and this was
the passing the job
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to the technocrats
from the military.
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Was it because of that?
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I don\'\'t know?
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Did it contribute?
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I think it
probably contributed.
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Would it have
happened otherwise?
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Maybe it would
have happened otherwise.
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♪
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(jet engine whining)
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♪
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(speaking foreign language)
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♪
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♪
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♪
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I don\'\'t think that
human rights violations
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were necessary
in order to have
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the good things that we have.
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I don\'\'t think
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they were a part
of the process.
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♪
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♪
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(applause)
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♪
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♪
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(child crying)
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(shouting)
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(clicking)
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I\'\'ve always said there--
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Chile had an economic miracle
01:09:12.542 --> 01:09:16.999
in which the Chicago Boys
played a very important role
01:09:16.999 --> 01:09:19.375
in helping to
bring that about,
01:09:19.375 --> 01:09:22.041
but I think, of
equal importance,
01:09:22.041 --> 01:09:24.250
has been the political miracle
01:09:24.250 --> 01:09:28.999
that starting with that
takeoff, so to speak,
01:09:28.999 --> 01:09:31.959
the continuing
governments of Chile
01:09:31.959 --> 01:09:33.625
have kept the
airplane rising,
01:09:33.625 --> 01:09:37.709
not just staying level
but just rising.
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(speaking foreign language)
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When democracy
returned to Chile,
01:09:45.999 --> 01:09:47.709
ministers after ministers,
01:09:47.709 --> 01:09:50.959
and central bank people
after central bank people
01:09:50.959 --> 01:09:53.041
followed, basically,
the same process,
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did not change the structure
and Chile has prospered.
01:09:58.458 --> 01:10:31.041
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(rustling)
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(honking)
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♪
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Chile was not
a jewel in 1955,
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and it was not
a jewel in 1965,
01:10:56.458 --> 01:10:59.417
and it was not
a jewel in 1975,
01:10:59.417 --> 01:11:01.875
but it\'\'s a jewel today
01:11:02.792 --> 01:11:05.083
in economic terms.
01:11:05.083 --> 01:11:11.083
♪
01:11:21.999 --> 01:11:24.709
♪
01:11:32.250 --> 01:11:38.959
♪
01:11:53.709 --> 01:11:57.041
(sounds of the street)
01:12:03.208 --> 01:12:07.417
(shouting and drumming)
01:12:31.750 --> 01:12:34.834
(drumming continuing)
01:12:55.792 --> 01:12:58.542
(shouting)
01:12:59.959 --> 01:13:02.917
(chanting)
01:13:05.083 --> 01:13:08.125
(indistinct chattering)
01:13:14.999 --> 01:13:17.500
Hey!
01:13:20.999 --> 01:13:23.000
(microphone feedback)
01:13:36.041 --> 01:13:39.458
(applause)
01:13:45.291 --> 01:13:48.291
(indistinct chattering)
01:14:20.999 --> 01:14:24.000
(speaking foreign language)
01:14:32.917 --> 01:14:35.792
(whistling)
01:14:40.542 --> 01:14:42.999
(shouting and drumming)
01:14:46.166 --> 01:14:49.208
(shouting)
01:14:49.208 --> 01:14:52.500
(whistles blowing)
01:14:53.333 --> 01:15:01.999
♪
01:15:01.999 --> 01:15:04.166
(whistling)
01:15:04.166 --> 01:15:08.166
♪
01:15:08.166 --> 01:15:10.834
(chanting)
01:15:10.834 --> 01:15:14.417
♪
01:15:41.625 --> 01:15:48.375
♪
01:15:48.375 --> 01:15:51.834
(shouting in foreign language)
01:15:51.834 --> 01:15:55.583
♪
01:15:55.583 --> 01:15:58.417
(chanting)
01:16:16.750 --> 01:16:34.667
♪
01:17:02.999 --> 01:17:36.875
♪
01:17:36.875 --> 01:17:39.333
(whistle blowing)
01:17:39.333 --> 01:17:41.166
♪
01:17:41.166 --> 01:17:43.999
(siren wailing)
01:17:43.999 --> 01:17:46.792
♪
01:17:46.792 --> 01:17:49.375
(shouting)
01:17:49.375 --> 01:18:05.000
♪
01:18:07.792 --> 01:18:10.458
(rustling)
01:20:02.375 --> 01:20:05.125
(applause)
01:20:05.125 --> 01:20:38.333
♪
01:20:51.917 --> 01:20:57.500
♪
01:21:06.999 --> 01:21:15.875
♪
01:21:25.000 --> 01:22:03.875
♪
01:22:03.875 --> 01:22:06.417
(shouting)
01:22:06.417 --> 01:25:11.208
♪
Distributor: Icarus Films
Length: 85 minutes
Date: 2015
Genre: Expository
Language: English; Spanish / English subtitles
Color/BW:
Closed Captioning: Available
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