AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSecurity & Rights: Chile’s Kast pushes an “exceptional security period” that would expand executive power for up to eight months, raising alarms that Congress could be sidelined and civil liberties weakened. Police Accountability: Carabineros officers strip-search two adolescents in a classroom in Quellón, Chiloé, days after the “Protected Schools” law—sparking outrage over methods tied to the dictatorship era. Democracy Watch: The security overhaul lands in a “constitutional danger zone,” with critics warning it revives authoritarian tools during peacetime. Digital Infrastructure: Chile’s Subtel finalizes a feasibility study for an Antarctica fiber-optic cable, aiming to move research data in real time instead of via hard drives. Trade & Diplomacy: India’s commerce leadership plans a South America push that includes Chile, with talks focused on market access and critical minerals. Energy & Industry: A new copper-gold drill result from Hot Chili expands its La Verde discovery inside Chile’s Costa Fuego project, as work accelerates toward a maiden resource estimate.
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