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World

Chile orders Santiago curfew for third day in row: official

Chile ordered an overnight curfew for the third day in a row on Monday as violent demonstrations. Army general
Published October 21, 2019
  • Chile ordered an overnight curfew for the third day in a row on Monday as violent demonstrations.
  • Army general Javier Iturriaga announced the curfew would last from 8:00 pm to 6:00 am as protests.

SANTIAGO: Chile ordered an overnight curfew for the third day in a row on Monday as violent demonstrations and looting that left 11 people dead continued for a fourth straight day.

Army general Javier Iturriaga announced the curfew would last from 8:00 pm to 6:00 am as protests originally against a hike in metro fares turned into anger at President Sebastian Pinera and the military.

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