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In a new episode of El Radar, hosted by Marcela Cubillos, Richard Kouyoumdjian, Vice President of AthenaLab, discusses the main issues that have marked the country’s agenda during the week. The program begins with an analysis of the state’s strategy in response to the security crisis, addressing the debate over the deployment of military personnel in the streets, which resurfaced after the death of a 12-year-old boy during a carjacking in San Bernardo. Additionally, the panel reviews the functioning of the current intelligence system in Chile and the management of Minister of Security Martín Arrau, along with Admiral Soto in the Northern Macrozone, to confront organized crime. Furthermore, the conversation delves into the main challenges of public security, examining the expansion of organized crime and the case of Haitian children, which raised questions about immigration controls, the monitoring of foreign minors, and institutional responsibilities.
Finally, the project proposed by the Libertarian National Party is analyzed, which suggests a general pardon for uniformed personnel convicted for actions that occurred during the social outbreak, reviewing its foundations, the political support it has received, and the debate it has generated regarding security, justice, and the actions of law enforcement.