Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, during a visit to Chile, called for the U.S. to declassify documents that could reveal its role in Chile's 1973 coup. Speaking alongside Chilean government spokesperson Camila Vallejo, Ocasio-Cortez emphasized the importance of transparency for a new phase in U.S.-Chile relations. The congresswoman is part of a delegation visiting Latin American countries with left-leaning governments. The delegation, which includes Reps. Greg Casar, Joaquin Castro, Nydia Velázquez, and Maxwell Frost, aims to reshape U.S. relations with the region. The visit included a tour of the Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Santiago and a meeting with Mayor Irací Hassler. The trip is sponsored by the Center for Economic and Policy Research.

U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, during a visit to Chile, called for the U.S. to declassify documents related to Chile's 1973 coup to foster a new phase in relations between the U.S. and Chile. She made the statement alongside Camila Vallejo, spokesperson for Chile's left-leaning government. The call for transparency coincides with the upcoming 50th anniversary of the coup against President Salvador Allende. Ocasio-Cortez is part of a delegation that visited the Museum of Memory and Human Rights in Santiago and met with Santiago Mayor Irací Hassler. The delegation, which also includes Representatives Greg Casar, Joaquin Castro, Nydia Velázquez, and Maxwell Frost, aims to change U.S. relations with Latin America. The trip is sponsored by the Center for Economic and Policy Research.