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Thefts and attacks on vehicles force companies to reinforce protection measures
Car dealerships, leasing companies, fleet operators, and forestry contractors admit concerns over rising crime.It's not just the weak economy or the high dollar value that have dampened new car sales …
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Owner of Forestal León Denounces Municipal Obstacles in Coelemu and Considers Relocating Company to Another District
A well-known businessman from Coelemu denounced that due to bureaucracy and what he believes to be retaliatory motives, the municipality has prevented him from renewing his commercial license. Facing the …
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Commission for Peace and Understanding Requests Extension: Will Operate Until End of April
This Thursday afternoon, it was reported that the Commission for Peace and Understanding agreed to request an extension of its operations until April 30 to prepare its final report with …
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Guilds Criticize That Forest Fire Law Lacks Prevention and Penalties for Intentional Acts
Various guilds issued strong criticism regarding the processing of the forest fire law, emphasizing that the bill lacks measures to prevent disasters or tools to prosecute those responsible.Meanwhile, from Congress, …
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Individual Who Prevented Firefighters from Accessing Wildfire Formally Charged
Despite not having authorization from CONAF for a controlled burn on his rural property, 62-year-old Roberto Leonel Rojas Vergara ignited forest debris and stubble, causing a fire last Monday near …
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Ten Communes in the Southern Macrozone Account for 47% of the Indigenous Land and Water Fund Expenditure
The Presidential Commission for Peace and Understanding, composed of 11 political figures from various backgrounds, has until this Friday, January 31, to submit a report outlining proposals to reach an …
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