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Security & Strategic Review - June 2024
CHILE: Security concerns heighten over murdered Carabineros
Chile celebrated the Día del Carabinero on 27 April, marking the 97th anniversary of the formation of the Carabineros militarised police force. However, the day was marred by grim news of an attack in the south of the country, where three Carabinero officers were killed and their bodies were burned, prompting President Gabriel Boric to declare three days of mourning.
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