translated from Spanish: Chadwick’s self-criticism on the case of Fernanda Maciel: “All institutions need to make a reflection”

Vice President Andrés Chadwick was not indifferent to the murder of Fernanda Maciel, a case that has shocked the entire country, and which has aroused criticism due to the length of the investigation (almost 500 days) and by the fact that the hold where the victim was found, was inspected several times, but it was only on Monday that the body was discovered.
Chadwick made a self-criticism: “A year and a half of research, being the site of the event so often reviewed and that has not been able to find the whereabouts, humbly all the institutions have to make a reflection: Something failed”.
The Minister of the Interior added that “if we are not clear when something fails, that cannot be fixed.” In addition, he said that “the handling of the site of the event in the criminal investigation is essential and that is the responsibility of the person who conducts the investigation, in this case the Public Prosecutor’s Office, who gives the instructions and prepares the police.”
Criticism has also pointed to Carabineros. On Thursday, its director Mario Rozas recognized that they can perfect their research. “We are constantly self-critical of all our procedures. Now if that involves that we have to modify our actions, readjust the courses of action, refine our research by the way that we are doing it.”
“We are most interested in interacting and following the instructions given to us by the Public Prosecutor’s Office in investigations of this nature,” he added.

Original source in Spanish