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El Salvador’s Security Leadership Meets Chilean President Kast to Strengthen Bilateral Defense.

El Salvador's top security leadership met Chilean President José Antonio Kast to strengthen bilateral cooperation and exchange strategies against transnational organized crime.

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The Chilean Security Minister runs two prisons in Santiago with those sent from El Salvador

·Madrid, Spain
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On Friday afternoon, President José Antonio Kast received authorities from El Salvador at the Palacio de La Moneda. Public security, the fight against organized crime and the role of the prison system marked the meeting. These are the Ministers of Security, Héctor Villatoro, and Defense, René Merino, from that ... Continue reading "Security, Organized Crime and Prisons: Government Receives Ministers and Prosecutor of El Salvador"

·Concepción, Chile
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President José Antonio Kast held a working lunch this Friday with El Salvador's Security Minister, Héctor Villatoro; the Defense Minister, René Merino; and Attorney General Rodolfo Delgado.

·Las Condes, Chile
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During an official visit to Chile, Defense Minister René Francis Merino Monroy and Attorney General Rodolfo Delgado met with Chilean President José Antonio Kast. Authorities discussed issues of security and bilateral cooperation, with an emphasis on combating organized crime and strengthening actions against organized crime. The [...]

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This Friday, President José Antonio Kast received authorities from El Salvador at the Palacio de La Moneda. Among the topics of the meeting were public safety, the fight against organized crime and the role of the penitentiary systems. El Salvador’s representatives were the Ministers of Security, Héctor Villatoro, and Defense, René Merino, and also the Attorney General of the Republic of El Salvador, Rodolfo Delgado. On the other hand, the Chile…

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CNN Chile broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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