The ceremony took place in the building's Honor Hall, in the midst of the two days of official mourning decreed by the government of President José Antonio Kast.
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In Now Es When, former minister Carlos Montes analyzed Camilo Escalona’s figure for Chilean politics and highlighted his promotion to unity, noting that “he understood what that could mean for the country.”
The ceremony took place in the building's Honor Hall, in the midst of the two days of official mourning decreed by the government of President José Antonio Kast.