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Minister Urrejola completed the removal of her chief of staff after a private audio leak: she was transferred to the Division of Cultures of the Foreign Ministry

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs finalized the removal of the chief of staff of Minister Antonia Urrejola, Carola Muñoz, and transferred her to the Division of Cultures, Arts, Heritage and Public Diplomacy of the Foreign Ministry, where she will begin her duties next April 1st.

The change occurs after the controversy generated as a result of the leak from the Foreign Ministry itself of an audio of a private meeting, where they discussed, in an informal tone, regarding various national and international authorities. The foregoing earned Urrejola numerous criticisms, who at that time gave up resigning from office.

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Carola Muñoz was one of the people who were summoned to testify by the Prosecutor’s Office to seek to clarify the circumstances in which the meeting took place and whether or not the people participating in it were aware that it was being recorded.

As confirmed by the Foreign Ministry, the position of chief of staff of Minister Antonia Urrejola will be held from April 1 by Minister Counselor Felipe Cousiño, who is currently serving as Head of the International and Human Security Division of the Foreign Ministry.

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