The "Who did What" dataset seems much better in this respect: Passage: Britain’s decision on Thursday to drop extradition proceedings against Gen. Augusto Pino

The "Who did What" dataset seems much better in this respect: Passage: Britain’s decision on Thursday to drop extradition proceedings against Gen. Augusto Pinochet and allow him to return to Chile is understandably frustrating ... Jack Straw, the home secretary, said the 84-year-old former dictator’s ability to understand the charges against him and to direct his defense had been seriously impaired by a series of strokes. ... Chile’s president-elect, Ricardo Lagos, has wisely pledged to let justice run its course. But the outgoing government of President Eduardo Frei is pushing a constitutional reform that would allow Pinochet to step down from the Senate and retain parliamentary immunity from prosecution. ... Question: Sources close to the presidential palace said that Fujimori declined at the last moment to leave the country and instead he will send a high level delegation to the ceremony, at which Chilean President Eduardo Frei will pass the mandate to XXX. Choices: (1) Augusto Pinochet (2) Jack Straw (3) Ricardo Lagos https://arxiv.org/abs/1608.05457 https://arxiv.org/abs/1608.05457