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Politics | 29 November, 2009 [ 02:33 ]
Peru: Chile has not found any relevant data to sustain espionage accusations, Bachelet says
LivinginPeru.com
Isabel Guerra
Chile has not found yet to find any specific data that may confirm the Peruvian complaint about alleged espionage actions on behalf of Santiago, said Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, while the diplomatic relations between the two neighbors are going through very tense moments.
According to Chilean newspaper El Mercurio (EMOL), Bachelet told the press that Chile is examining the background to the case.
"The truth is that, up to now, we don't have concrete results that may lead us to clear results, thus we are going to continue with further investigations," she said.
Chile, which at first denied the accusations and ruled out any possibility of an act of espionage, said it would start an investigation.
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Isabel Guerra
Chile has not found yet to find any specific data that may confirm the Peruvian complaint about alleged espionage actions on behalf of Santiago, said Chilean President Michelle Bachelet, while the diplomatic relations between the two neighbors are going through very tense moments. According to Chilean newspaper El Mercurio (EMOL), Bachelet told the press that Chile is examining the background to the case.
"The truth is that, up to now, we don't have concrete results that may lead us to clear results, thus we are going to continue with further investigations," she said.
Chile, which at first denied the accusations and ruled out any possibility of an act of espionage, said it would start an investigation.
Have other topics you'd like to see in our news section? If you or someone you know would like to contribute a news article to Living in Peru, whether it's translated or based on a personal investigation, send it to editor@livinginperu.com.
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