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Weekly Report - 22 October 2015 (WR-15-42)
Chile’s Bachelet launches campaign for new constitution
Chile’s political parties are beginning to get to grips with President Michelle Bachelet’s constitutional reform proposals, spelled out earlier this month. It looks like being a complicated process, going through various stages and lasting more than two years: not surprisingly perhaps, Chile’s political leaders are not rushing in with definitive opinions, but are trying to work out where their advantage may lie. The private sector has expressed serious misgivings about embarking on this project at a time of economic uncertainty.
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