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The Chilean State delivers essential meal services at schools for low-income students.

To Colonia Dignidad's allies within the Chilean state security apparatus, much about Mr. Weisfeiler would have seemed suspicious.

The Chilean state spends around US$180 million a year to feed 1,300,000 students from low income families, making this one of the largest state auctions.

Clara Szczaranski, head of the Chilean state prosecutor's office, said four people were arrested for suspected involvement in a conspiracy to launder money.

President Ricardo Lagos has hailed the document as an effort to "correct the errors, at times inevitable, that the Chilean state committed in its treatment of ethnicities".

Yet despite the bucolic scene, Mr Huenchullan is a protagonist in the South American nation's longest-running and most acrimonious social conflict, pitting activists from the Mapuche indigenous population, to which he belongs, against the Chilean state.

"I was not pleased because we sent Vincent with some medical report that he was not able to play but, as the manager of Belgium said, he can do what he wants in the international break," the Chilean stated when Kompany returned for club duty.

Biosigma is a biotechnology venture set up by Codelco, a Chilean state-owned corporation and the largest copper mining company in the world, together with Japanese firm Nippon Metals and Mining.

As I mentioned in my previous article, entomologists in the U.S. with knowledge of Chilean insects stated fairly uniformly that it is impossible to determine whether the objects were bugs; there was nothing in particular that would lead them to conclude that they were.

Meanwhile, laws protecting the Chilean pine tree state that only the great-grandson of the man who planted the tree can chop it down, and while legislation allows public workers to strike, they must make up their hours another time.

The former Chilean head of state was arrested a few hours later, at the request of a Spanish prosecutor who charged him with a raft of international crimes, some dating back to the early 1970s.