Right-wing Dictators Are Good For Earthquake Safety
Why was the damage from this weekend's earthquake in Chile so much less destructive than the recent tragedy in Haiti? The Wall Street Journal editorial page has a theory!
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Why Can't Today's Filmmakers Appreciate The Brutal Dictators Of The Past?
By way of discussing Tony Manero, the 2008 Chilean film just released here to some rapturous reviews, National Review's John Derbyshire offers historical perspective (the picture is set in 1978, four years after the coup that brought Augusto Pinochet to power).
