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Security & Strategic Review - October 2014 (ISSN 1741-4202)
CHILE: Antiterrorist law to be applied before reforms
The government of President Michelle Bachelet is now studying the reforms to the antiterrorist law proposed by a panel of experts, against the backdrop of a surge of violence in Mapuche areas in the south — where it has eschewed the use of the existing law. In Santiago, meanwhile, it has announced that it will invoke the existing law against suspected anarchist bombers.
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