Pérez Mackenna calls for looking to the future, “working for a safer neighbourhood, deeper integration and shared development.”
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In a column of opinion, Pérez Mackenna described the visit as a “inflection point” in the relationship between the two countries, as the first official Chilean presidential visit to Bolivia in 71 years.