Improving public security
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Weekly Report - 27 August 2015 (WR-15-34)
CHILE: Bachelet launches image makeover
President Michelle Bachelet is making a concerted effort to improve her connection with Chile’s public. Last week Bachelet promulgated a law to strengthen the national prosecution service to combat crime and insecurity, the main public concern. She also signed into law the creation of a new region, Chile’s sixteenth, as part of her commitment to deepening decentralisation in the country in an attempt to bring politics closer to the people.
Improving public security
Improving public security
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