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The military authorities in Chile in the 1970s and 1980s were responsible for the abduction of thousands of people - and their families never knew their fate. Chilean sociologist Helia Lopez Zarsoza talks about the disappearance of her sister's fiancé in December 1973. No news has been heard of him since. She tells of her anger with this violation of human rights and how her faith as a Christian helps her find comfort.