Judd Dismisses that the US Has Done Its Own Research for 18-O and Emphasizes: "We Have Nothing Specific About Groups"
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"We don't have specific data on specific individuals or specific groups. I reiterate: it was an analysis based on information from your Congress, your academics and your police; that's where the information came from," said the diplomatic representative.
This, following the ambassador's meeting with Foreign Minister Francisco Pérez Mackenna.
The US ambassador to Chile, Brandon Judd, clarifies that the 2019 social outbreak was not investigated, noting that they only reviewed the information coming from the country.
The chancellor, Francisco Pérez Mackenna, addressed the meeting he held with the US ambassador to Chile, Brandon Judd, about the alleged background of the U.S. on the social outbreak. Let us remember that the summons took place at the request of Foreign Ministry, after Judd acknowledged that U.S. intelligence links “categorically” the origin of [...] The entry Chancellor after meeting with Judd due to outbreak: “Ambassadors should not comment on…
Cited by Foreign Ministry after attributing to U.S. intelligence antecedents pointing to leftist organizations in the 2019 violence, Brandon Judd acknowledged that the U.S. did not conduct an investigation of its own: “We have the same information its police officers have.” Nor did he identify groups.
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