30+ Years of Freedom of Information Action

About this Project

For more than a decade, the Chile Documentation Project set a standard for declassified evidence and impact, becoming a model for responding to challenges and opportunities for truth, justice, and accountability in Peru, Brazil, and Bolivia, where the Archive has also pursued substantive declassification projects.

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Blog Posts

Creative Justice: Behind the battle to make U.S. courtrooms sites of accountability for Latin American human rights atrocities

Mar 15, 2017

Kissinger and Chile: The Declassified Record on Regime Change

Sep 12, 2013

Colombia’s Peace Negotiators: The View from the United States

Sep 6, 2012

Chile: Judgement Day on the US

Dec 8, 2011

Chile’s Buried Secrets. Peter Kornbluh’s Op-ed Published in the LA Times

May 23, 2011

The Chile Documentation Project

Featured Posting

The Archive's Peter Kornbluh Receives O'Higgins Prize

Washington D.C., October 2, 2017 - The National Security Archive's senior analyst, Peter Kornbluh, has been inducted into "the order of Bernardo O'Higgins." Chile's Ambassador ...

Oct 2, 2017