Government Asks Santiago Mayor to Report on Actions Taken to Prevent Violence at Instituto Nacional after Recent Attack on Teachers

In response to ongoing violence at José Miguel Carrera National Institute, the Comptroller's Office has asked Santiago's mayor, Mario Desbordes, to provide details on all measures taken to prevent similar incidents, as noted in the letter sent to the Superintendent of Education, Loreto Orellana.

Government Asks Santiago Mayor to Report on Actions Taken to Prevent Violence at Instituto Nacional after Recent Attack on Teachers

Autor: The Citizen

Original article: Tras ataque a profesoras en Instituto Nacional: Contraloría ofició a Desbordes para que informe sus acciones como sostenedor en «prevenir la ocurrencia de tales hechos»


The Office of the Comptroller has sent a letter to Santiago’s mayor, Mario Desbordes (RN), in his role as the holder of Instituto Nacional, requesting details on measures taken to prevent violent incidents like the recent attack where three teachers were assaulted and doused with gasoline.

«In light of the repeated instances of violence at José Miguel Carrera National Institute, we require you to inform us of all measures taken to prevent the recurrence of such events, which have been ongoing,» states the letter shared by the Comptroller on social media, which was also sent to the Superintendent of Education, Loreto Orellana.

What Happened?

In a statement, the management of Instituto Nacional reported on the incident that occurred on the morning of November 28, confirming that three educators were attacked by masked individuals carrying incendiary devices, with whom they had previously clashed with police outside the school.

«We categorically condemn any action that puts individuals at risk and disrupts the educational process,» the administration stated in their declaration.

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