La faculté de droit du Chili dénonce des provocations lors de la visite de la députée Rodríguez

Le directeur de la faculté de droit de l'Université du Chili, Miguel González Lemus, a envoyé une lettre au Congrès accusant les accompagnateurs de la députée Javiera Rodríguez d'avoir orchestré des provocations lors de sa visite le 29 mai.

González Lemus a défendu la déclaration de la faculté et a affirmé que les compagnons de Rodríguez ont fait des gestes moqueurs, ont filmé les étudiants en permanence et ont cherché à les irriter. Il a ajouté qu'elle n'était pas l'invitée initiale et qu'elle n'avait signalé aucune menace préalable.

La députée Rodríguez a rejeté ces accusations et a soutenu que son équipe n'avait provoqué personne. Elle a déclaré avoir été confrontée à des banderoles avec des photos de Pinochet, à des crachats, des bousculades et des cris, et que tout avait été documenté et transmis à l'université et à la police.

Selon la lettre, l'activité a duré une heure et demie sans interruption et les protestations émanaient de moins de 40 personnes au sein d'une communauté de 2 500 étudiants. La faculté a ouvert une enquête disciplinaire le 5 juin.

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