Chile government moves to close loophole allowing sentence cuts for sex offenders

Chile's government introduced a bill to prevent sentence reductions for sexual assailants of minors, responding to public and opposition backlash over recent judicial benefits. The bill will be debated in the Senate Constitution Commission on Tuesday. This marks a policy reversal aimed at closing legal loopholes, though legislative outcome remains uncertain.

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