Government expects prosecutor Valencia to clarify whether President Boric's phone was requested for ProCultura - La Tercera case

Government minister Aisén Etcheverry said that the executive is waiting for the national prosecutor, Ángel Valencia, to confirm or refute press information that the Public Prosecutor's Office would have requested the intervention of President Gabriel Boric's cell phone.This, after the media ex-ante indicated that, in the context of the ProCulture case, prosecutor Patricio Cooper would have requested the intrusive measure against the head of stat…

From the government, acting spokesperson Aisén Etcheverry stated that so far there is no official confirmation of a request to intercept the president's phone, but emphasized the executive branch's willingness to cooperate with the justice system.

Parliamentarians and government officials have expressed their concern over the wiretaps that President Boric’s former adviser Miguel Crispi, who only learned about these operations a week ago, has been subject to. According to La Tercera, since November he had already issued an order issued by the Court of Guarantee of Antofagasta, [...] The post Marcos Barraza points to bodies that pursue Crispi in listening: “He no longer resists the argument…

The revelation of La Tercera, that an intervention on the phone of former presidential adviser Miguel Crispi led the prosecution to suspect former senator Isabel Allende in the middle of the case of the failed sale of her father’s house, has again confronted La Moneda with the Prosecutor’s Office. Not only that, but the revelation of Ex-Ante about an alleged petition to also intervene the phone of President Gabriel Boric, in the context of the P…

Coquimbo's regional prosecutor, Patricio Cooper, reportedly applied for the intrusive measure against the head of state.