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Brady Tyson Apology Sparks UN Rights Commission Row
Brady Tyson, U.S. delegate to the United Nations Human Rights Commission, delivered a maiden speech condemning U.S. actions toward Chile after the Allende government was toppled in 1973. The White House disavowed the remarks as Tyson faced criticism from Chilean and European diplomats. Tyson earlier stirred controversy in 1966 in Brazil, prompting him to leave the country, an incident Bishop Joao Amaral says was resolved without trial.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Allard Lowenstein
United States
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Brady Tyson
Brazil
U.S
Salvador Allende
Washington
Sao Pano
Chile
Maman Rights Commission
White House
Carter
Tyson
State Department
Senate
Wmttee
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Allende
Sergio Diez
Magyar Hirlap
Andrew Young
Carter Administration
United Nations
Young
American University
Andy Young
Ambassador Young
U.N
New York
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
America
Joao Augusto Amaral
Amaral
Associated Press
Angra Dos Reis
University of Sao Paulo
Bishop Amaral
Justice Ministry