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During the afternoon of this Monday, the Government entered the Chamber of Deputies and Deputies on Bill that seeks to combat organized crime.
This initiative has generated controversy not only in the Lower House, but also in the Senate, specifically in opposition, since there are cross-recriminations regarding the security agenda.
The project seeks to give more powers to the police to intercept phones or carry out seizures, in addition to raising certain penalties.
Another objective of the project is to disrupt all types of illicit association, mainly related to drug trafficking.
Upon being admitted during the afternoon of this Monday, the project It must be reported in the Sala this Tuesday, to later be dispatched to the Constitution Commission.
This Sunday, the president, Sebastián Piñera, pointed out – at the time of presenting the project – that “we all know that criminal gangs, organized crime, have meant the loss of many lives. They are terrorizing entire neighborhoods, they have enslaved many young people, they have destroyed families and they are causing immense damage to our society “.
“Our legislation, to combat the crime of illicit association, dates from the year 1874 and it is totally outdated and has proven to be very ineffective “he added.
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