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Security & Strategic Review November 2009 (ISSN 1741-4202)
CHILE-PERU: García makes big issue of Chilean spy case
The discovery that a Peruvian air force NCO had been spying for Chile
since 2003 has provoked a flurry of official indignation in Peru. President Alan
García cut short his stay at the Apec conference in Singapore, and his
government has sent a 328-page dossier to Santiago with the demand that the
Bachelet government identify and punish those responsible. This reaction
contrasts with Chile's practice of playing down instances, some very recent, of
Peruvian spying.
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