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At least 34 detainees in the Valparaíso Region and another nine in Concepción left the incidents recorded this day in various regions, within the framework of a new day of demonstrations, mostly peaceful, throughout the country, one day after the first anniversary of the “social outbreak.”
In Valparaiso, after a call for a demonstration was made for 3:00 p.m., a group of people began to make disturbances outside the headquarters of the National Congress. Some hooded men set up barricades in the place and they removed part of the security bars of the enclosure.
According to information from the Carabineros, About a thousand people moved along Pedro Montt Avenue at Uruguay Street, where some of them set up barricades. Due to this, police officers began to operate the wagon to disperse the attendees.
The Riots, which included riots, barricades and looting, continued throughout the afternoon in the region, in cities such as Valparaíso, Viña del Mar and San Antonio.
He chief of the V Carabinero Zone, General Hugo Zenteno, reported tonight that “Up to now, approximately a total of 34 people have been arrested, due to different situations, both due to disorders, robberies, looting that occurred in some stores, especially here in Valparaíso.
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Also recorded riots and clashes between protesters and police personnel in the downtown area of Concepción.
About, Colonel Rolando Molina, prefect of the Concepción Prefecture reported that the demonstrations leave a preliminary balance of “nine detained for damages and disorders, one of our police officers injured, apparently of a less serious nature and some damages that are being evaluated ”.
Likewise, minor disturbances in cities such as Iquique, La Serena, Coquimbo, Talca and Temuco.
In the capital, Protesters clashed in the Plaza de Puente Alto with Carabineros personnel, which used water carts and tear gas to disperse the protest.
The events are recorded one day after the first anniversary of the “social outbreak” of October 18, a day in which peaceful protests were held throughout the country, but which ended with riots and the burning of two churches in Santiago. . Today 253 people were subjected to detention control for the crimes of disorder, looting and damage, among others.
