Round 12: Tossup 14

Stafford Beer built a network of telex machines to manage this country’s economy which lessened the impact of a (10[1])1972 truckers strike. On the so-called “Day of National Dignity,” one leader of this country passed a law to nationalize its copper industry. This country used the ship Esmeralda and a national stadium nicknamed the “Colossus” as detention centers. In 1988, this country voted to return to democracy after the 16-year rule of a leader advised by the Chicago Boys. A socialist president of this country killed himself in the La Moneda Palace after a 1973 coup ousted him. For 10 points, in what country was Salvador Allende (“ah-YEN-day”) overthrown by Augusto Pinochet ■END■

ANSWER: Chile [or Republic of Chile; or República de Chile] (The Estadio Nacional Julio Martínez Prádanos is nicknamed “El Coloso,” or the “Colossus.”)
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Buzzes

PlayerTeamOpponentPositionValue
Stephen OttewellToronto BMcMaster A1810

Summary

TournamentEditionTUHConv. %Neg %Average Buzz
UK (North)UK1100%0%66.00
Southern CaliforniaUS1100%0%41.00
Eastern Canada (2)US1100%0%18.00
Upper Mid-AtlanticUS2100%0%20.50
NortheastUS4100%0%38.75
SoutheastUS1100%0%43.00