While Piñera government calls energy minister back to Santiago; threatens state security law.
With Chile’s southern Aysén region now beginning its fourth week of protests - complete with road blockades, and food and gasoline shortages - the opposing sides are no closer to an agreement.
Traffic chaos on the way to the airport between Coyhaique and Balmaceda on Friday. Photo supplied by Rick Helm/The Santiago Times.Login to read more.
With Chile’s southern Aysén region now beginning its fourth week of protests - complete with road blockades, and food and gasoline shortages - the opposing sides are no closer to an agreement.
Traffic chaos on the way to the airport between Coyhaique and Balmaceda on Friday. Photo supplied by Rick Helm/The Santiago Times.Login to read more.Most Read News
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