61.   The Chilean government on Thursday sent a shipment of tents, cots and bedding, disposable diapers and tanks of drinking water to the disaster site.

62.   The Chilean government said it will support Gen. Augusto Pinochet in the new hearing.

63.   The Chilean government has dispatched a prominent diplomat to London, hoping he can persuade British authorities to release former dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet from custody.

64.   The Chilean government has sought to secure his release, claiming he has diplomatic immunity and saying Spanish courts have no jurisdiction over events in Chile.

65.   The Chilean government has urged Britain to release Pinochet on humanitarian grounds, and argued that as a senator, he is entitled to diplomatic immunity.

66.   The Chilean government has urged Britain to release Pinochet on humanitarian grounds, but also argues that as a senator, he is entitled to diplomatic immunity.

67.   The Chilean government is likely to request his extradition, Interior Minister Jose Miguel Insulza said on Monday.

68.   The Chilean government maintains that the crisis threatens the fragile democracy set up after Pinochet stepped down, and that crimes committed in Chile should be prosecuted in Chile.

69.   The Chilean government on Thursday voiced opposition to the ship passing through its waters.

70.   The Chilean government, however, has repeatedly asked that Pinochet be released on humanitarian grounds.