Chilean deputies approved Tuesday, November 9 an impeachment procedure launched against President Sebastian Piñera for the controversial sale of a mining company, carried out in a tax haven and revealed by the international investigation of the Pandora Papers.
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After this green light from the Chamber of Deputies, controlled by the opposition (83 of the 155 seats), it is the turn of the Senate to decide by a two-thirds vote before the general elections of November 21 where a new president will be elected and Parliament renewed.