The lawmaker argued that by using an individual case to challenge the systematic state terrorism Chile endured under Pinochet, the right is engaging in “pure fascism.” “This is the world turned upside down, and we will not allow it. This is denialism that seeks to erase history. It is the indecency of a right wing that still calls it a ‘military government’ despite it being one of Latin America’s bloodiest dictatorships,” she said.