ProCulture: Matthei Asks for Speed of New Prosecutor “to Convince” that Removal of Cooper “Was Not a Way to Cover It All Up”

"There are many doubts as to whether that money went to fund political campaigns and Chileans need and deserve to know the whole truth," said Chile's presidential standard-bearer Vamos.

His words come after Chile’s presidential candidate, Evelyn Matthei, questioned yesterday the removal of prosecutor Patricio Cooper, who was in charge of the Procultura investigation and pointed out that the dismissal is perceived as “a way to cover it all up.”

The traditional right-wing presidential candidate, Evelyn Matthei, arrived at the border in Colchane to present her plan to combat illegal immigration, asserting that "an uncontrolled border is not a country, and we are going to change that." Matthei toured the border with Bolivia with her team, announcing that her strategy includes the use of the Armed Forces, military drones, physical barriers, and advanced technology to seal the border and pr…

Chile's Vamos presidential candidate addressed the national prosecutor's decision in the ProCultura case: "The new prosecutor in charge is going to have to make a huge effort, acting very quickly to convince Chileans that Cooper's removal wasn't a way to cover everything up."

“There’s a lot of money involved, a lot, there’s too many people that you don’t know what you were doing with that money,” said Chile’s presidential letter Come on.