FNX Magokiler Posted January 1, 2024 Posted January 1, 2024 Countdown to the end of 2023 and President Gabriel Boric enters the final stretch of his second year in La Moneda with several gestures at the age of 30, so reviled before he assumed power. It's another thing with the guitar, they say. The year ends with the agreement between Codelco and SQM, also with the energetic announcement of a bill to resolve the permit issue and, furthermore, with the Ministry of the Interior insisting that this is the Government that has processed the most law on security. The smell of Concerta can also be smelled in the decision on the part of the right to negotiate the pension reform. And if we want to be even more cynical, we have the news published by Ciper, in which it tells of the unknown meeting at the house of Pablo Zalaquett (UDI), where ministers Grau and Rojas approached positions with businessmen from the salmon industry. The kitchen is back! Impossible not to touch on the political event of 2023. In the recording of the Audios case, it was striking that lawyer Luis Hermosilla recounted details of when he was “head of the PC intelligence apparatus.” The leaders of that time have another version of Hermosilla's years in the party. The Senate is red hot. The Government and the ruling party are worried about what comes once the term of the current president of the Senate, Juan Antonio Coloma (UDI), ends. Nobody knows what will come next. And the Frente Amplio continues to receive attacks. This week was the Servel notification about the dissolution of the Comunes party. Giorgio Jackson, the most prominent leader of the Democratic Revolution, says goodbye to politics for an indefinite period. And in the bonus track of this edition: Senator Ricardo Lagos Weber tells us the firm about the right's willingness to negotiate in Congress. And we told it in July with some astonishment, but this week it was confirmed that Axel Kaiser is a presidential candidate from the extreme right. In the midst of the controversy over the regulations that will regulate transportation applications, the absence of the minister of the sector is striking. In Las Condes, meanwhile, some speak of the end of more than 30 years of UDI management in the municipality. Man of intelligence. “I was head of the secret intelligence apparatus of the Communist Party,” says Luis Hermosilla in the recording released last November by Ciper, which reveals his conversation with the lawyer Leonarda Villalobos and the owner of Factop, Daniel Sauer. This mention of his role in the PC's intelligence is used by Hermosilla to explain that they have to compartmentalize all the information they were handling in the Factop case, because "here we are making a mess that is a crime." Strange, to say the least. In the Communist Party they categorically deny that the lawyer was part of the community's intelligence, much less that he was “head of the clandestine CP intelligence apparatus.” https://www.elmostrador.cl/politica/2023/12/31/el-revival-concertacionista-de-la-moneda-hermosilla-y-sus-anos-de-espia-pc/
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