translated from Spanish: Government spokesman defended Andres Chadwick and also claimed that some seek “buts” before the passage of the Anti-Terrorism Act

The Minister Secretary-General of Government, Cecilia Pérez, referred to the slow passage of the Anti-Terrorism Law and also defended Andrés Chadwick after the criticism he has received from the opposition following his statements. In fact, following his sayings to The Third, Senator Felipe Harboe quoted Chadwick to the Senate Constitution Commission as he called his statements “extremely serious.” In this regard, Cecilia Perez defended the chief of staff and assured that “Minister Andrés Chadwick is a very responsible minister and the country knows this and we believe that some will take a hard time seeking peros so as not to advance the passage of a law (Anti-terrorist) that is necessary for our country, because the attack was against Carabineros, against a former minister of President Sebastián Piñera (Rodrigo Hinzpeter) during his first government.” “When it was against the former president of Codelco there there did not exist but, we all condemn, we pointed out that there must be a law that was firm to hand over tools to the Public Prosecutor’s Office, he rushes to pursue these terrorists,” added the Segegob. tomorrow’s vote in the upper house stated that “then let’s not look but, let’s talk about citizenship face, give a signal to our country that we will not allow terrorism in Chile and finally pass this law” tomorrow in the Senate.Peérez also referred to the criticisms that Andrés Chadwick received from Senator Huenchumilla where he stated that “we don’t like disqualifications, it’s not good for Chile, it’s not what Chileans want, on the contrary, they want in these issues that are so important and in all topics can be discussed with height of sight.” Beyond seeking, but at convenience, tomorrow on merit the Anti-Terrorism Law is voted on and the majority of votes can be counted on in transversality, we have the support of Chile Let’s go and we also hope to meet the votes of the opposition,” she concluded.

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