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Sebastián Videla Said that Controversial Project Will Not Regularize Stolen Cars After Meeting with Bolivian Deputy - Timeline.cl
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Last Thursday, Congressman Sebastián Videla (IND-PL) arrived at 7:00 a.m. in Bolivia and his first management was to meet with Congressman Reinaldo Seas, who is the driving force behind a bill to regularize vehicles “without papers”. Figures from the Bolivian Motor Chamber indicate that there would be about 1.5 million mobile phones in these conditions, which are known as “chuto cars” and among them are those that are stolen in Chile and leave t…
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