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Security & Strategic Review September 2008 (ISSN 1741-4202)
CHILE: Latest bombing rattles frustrated authorities
Another bombing attack against a bank in
Santiago has rattled the government to the extent that it has called for the
second shakeup in just over a month of the manner in which investigations are
being conducted. Law enforcement agencies remain in the dark as to the
identities and numbers of the bombers. They have been unable either to discern
how much substance there is behind the names of organisations (ostensibly
anarchist) that have been claiming responsibility for some of the attacks, or to
identify those responsible for the unclaimed bombings.
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