CHILEAN PRESIDENT LAGOS REOPENS DOOR AT LA MONEDA AT MILITARY COUP ANNIVERSARY, 2003-09-11 (photo)

Chilean President Ricardo Lagos walks through the reopened Morande door at La Moneda Palace, for the first time since the 1973 military coup that brought Augusto Pinochet to power, September 11, 2003. Former President Salvador Allende's body had been removed through the door after he died in the coup, and it remained sealed since then. While the rest of the world remembers the attacks on New York and Washington on Thursday, Chileans mark their own September 11, that led to a 17-year dictatorship by Pinochet, whose so-called dirty war claimed some 3,000 lives. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo PP03090053 MB/GN/AA