Liberal Republic

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Republic of Chile
República de Chile

1861–1891

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Flag	Coat of arms

Anthem
Himno Nacional de Chile

Capital

Santiago, Chile

Languages

Spanish

Government

Semi-presidential system

History

Jose Joaquin Perez

September 18, 1861

Civil War

September 18, 1891

Currency

Chilean peso

Liberal Republic is a period of the History of Chile that extends between 1861 and 1891. It characterized by the rise of the liberal people, after the division of the conservative party. They promulgate the main constitutional reforms that limit the power of the president and give more power to the Congress.

History of Chile

Early history Monte Verde Mapuche Inca Empire
Colonial times Conquest Spanish Empire Captaincy General Arauco War
Nation-building Patria Vieja War of Independence Reconquest Patria Nueva Civil war (1829–30) War of the Confederation
Republican period Conservative Republic Liberal Republic War of the Pacific
Parliamentary period 1891 Chilean Civil War Parliamentary Republic 1924 coup d'état
Presidential period 1925 coup d'état Presidential Republic Radical governments Allende and UP era
Pinochet regime 1973 coup d'état Military dictatorship
Contemporary Transition to democracy Politics of Chile
Related topics Economic history Chilean coups d'état Political scandals
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