Police accused of using excessive force in Chile protests
Friday 22 November 2019 20:39 CET
Once viewed as the success story of Latin American democracy, with a strong economy, in the last few weeks Chile has seen almost daily street protests and a return to police violence unseen since the end of dictatorship three decades ago.
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