This Is How TVN Reported the Accident of Felipe Camiroaga and Roberto Bruce at CASA 212 15 Years Ago
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This Is How TVN Reported the Accident of Felipe Camiroaga and Roberto Bruce at CASA 212 15 Years Ago
On September 2, 2011, an afternoon that seemed to pass normally in Calle 7 changed abruptly when the then animator of TVN's youth program, Jean Philippe Cretton, received the instruction to stop the competition to report on the disappearance of the Air Force's CASA 212 plane that was traveling to the archipelago ... Continue reading "This is how TVN reported the accident Felipe Camiroaga and Roberto Bruce in CASA 212 15 years ago" The post Thus …
15 years after the death of Felipe Camiroaga, the Movement for Homosexual Integration and Liberation (Movilh) announced this Wednesday an unknown background regarding the commitment of the remembered animator to the defense of the rights of LGBTIQ+ people. According to the organization, Camiroaga had agreed to participate for the first time from [...] The entry 15 years after his death, Movilh reveals Felipe Camiroaga's unknown commitment to cam…
Through his Instagram account, the journalist shared an emotional image to commemorate the 15 years of the accident. The post “The AI brings us together on a special day”: Gonzalo Ramírez’s emotional homage to Felipe Camiroaga 15 years after his departure was first published on FMDOS.
At around 6:30 p.m. on 2 September 2011, the first reports began to circulate that an aircraft was missing. First, there was a question of a plane where Felipe Camiroaga and Roberto Bruce would travel. Then, it was more specifically reported that a plane was travelling to the Juan Fernández archipelago for humanitarian purposes. According to 24Hours on Wednesday, when the tragedy was 15 years old, a team of Chilean National Television, led by Fe…
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