Daniel Zamudio Memorial, LGBTQ+ heritage site in Santiago
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Daniel Zamudio Memorial

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Parque San Borja, Santiago Centro, Santiago

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About this place Daniel Zamudio Memorial

In March 2012, 24-year-old Daniel Zamudio was attacked in Parque San Borja in central Santiago because he was gay. He died of his injuries weeks later. The murder shocked Chile, and in July 2012 Congress passed the anti-discrimination law that had been stalled for years. It is still known as the Ley Zamudio. A memorial in the park marks the site. It is a small, quiet place of remembrance and is open whenever the park is. Activists and visitors gather here on the anniversary in March and around Santiago's Pride march.

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Juan Reyes Jun 2026
★★★★★
Francisco Mar 2026
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Ximena Perez Nov 2025
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It's a very sad place. It's neglected. The plaque stands alone, without flowers. Besides, it's sad because of what it represents. The shine on the plaque makes it hard to read the inscription.

Belén Carcamo Aug 2025
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Rodrigo Herrera May 2023
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jorge ortiz Apr 2023
★☆☆☆☆
karol emeli Dec 2022
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Last updated on 13 November 2026

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