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Security & Strategic Review October 2007 (ISSN 1741-4202)
CHILE: Bombings prompt questions
Chilean police are concerned about a sustained campaign of bombings carried out since (at least) 2005 by an anarchist group about which they know very little. They are investigating whether there are links between two unclaimed bombings in October and others staged earlier in the year. On what appears to be an entirely separate tack, they are conducting an inquiry into the appearance of two rocket launchers in private hands in October.
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