If negotiations fail and roadblocks continue, government may seek tougher penalties.
Chile's government is considering applying the State Security Law to crack down on the Aysén Social Movement (MSPRA) demonstrators who are still maintaining roadblocks in the southern province.
Aysén Gov. Pilar Cuevas with Energy Minister Rodrigo Alvarez. (Photo by the Ministry of Energy)Login to read more.
Chile's government is considering applying the State Security Law to crack down on the Aysén Social Movement (MSPRA) demonstrators who are still maintaining roadblocks in the southern province.
Aysén Gov. Pilar Cuevas with Energy Minister Rodrigo Alvarez. (Photo by the Ministry of Energy)Login to read more.Most Read News
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