1983 in Chile
The following lists events that happened during 1983 in Chile.
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Incumbents
Events
January
- 14 January – The Chilean government takes over eight banks in response to the Crisis of 1982.[1]
Births
- 23 February – Rodrigo Brito, footballer
- 11 March – Diego Alejandro Silva, footballer
- 2 April – Paul Capdeville, tennis player
- 13 April – Claudio Bravo, footballer
- 6 May – Albert Acevedo, footballer
- 14 May – Luis Pedro Figueroa, footballer
- 18 May – Luis Marín Barahona, footballer
- 28 May – Marco Estrada, footballer
- 18 June – Christian Martínez Muñoz, footballer
- 23 June – José Rojas, footballer
- 24 June – Belén Montilla, beauty queen
- 4 July – Miguel Pinto, footballer
- 6 August – Carlos Herrera Contreras, footballer
- 9 August – Felipe Díaz, footballer
- 7 September – Cornejo Rodolfo, handball player
- 19 October – Jorge Valdivia, footballer
- 14 November – José Luis Cabión, footballer
- 8 December – Gabriel Vargas, footballer
Deaths
- 20 February – Tomás Ojeda
- 26 June – Luis Álamos
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References
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