RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Two years after the social outbreak in Chile that denounced the precariousness of life and led to creating a Constituent Assembly that is currently debating the drafting of a new Magna Carta, human rights violations continue to be recorded in the country. The results in terms of accountability remain "uncertain", warned the United Nations.
While the Public Prosecutor's Office worked to "strengthen its capacity to address human rights violations", progress "has been slow", denounced in an interview with Europa Press, the representative for South America of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR . . .
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