US EditionChilean Government Assures that These "Xenophobes" of Deputy "Does Not Alter Relations with Bolivia"
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La Paz, Sept. 13, 2025 (ATB Digital).- The government minister, Camila Vallejo, reiterated on Friday the Executive’s rejection of the statements made by the country’s deputy, María Luisa Cordero, who said that Bolivians “have decreased brain oxygen,” which makes them “foolish.” According to local media reports, Vallejo said that “these are particular statements that we strongly condemn because they are xenophobic and do not represent the whole o…
Chilean Government Assures that These "Xenophobes" of Deputy "Does Not Alter Relations with Bolivia"
"People are brothers and there is no corresponding xenophobic treatment, which, I insist, is a particular statement that is not representative of the spirit or spirit of our homeland," he added.
Alberto van Klaveren described the expressions as “xenophobic and unacceptable,” while Manuel José Ossandón apologized to the Bolivian people and called for working as brother countries. The controversial statements by Chilean MP María Luisa Cordero, who said that Bolivians would have a problem because of “decrease in brain oxygen,” generated a wave of reactions both in Bolivia and Chile. Chilean Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren “strongly r…
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