Kast enfrenta resistencia por incluir a Chile en el Escudo de las Américas
Chile's government has officially joined the Escudo de las Américas, a regional alliance led by the United States aimed at combating transnational crime, with Chile's accession occurring amid internal controversies and opposition criticism. The alliance, which includes 14 countries, emphasizes economic cooperation, security against transnational criminal groups, and multilateral coordination, though Chile's opposition leaders have expressed concerns about sovereignty and geopolitical implications. Chile's decision followed US pressure and internal debates over the alliance's binding commitments and potential impact on national autonomy.
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