President Boric convenes an urgent meeting at La Moneda to address the security crisis following a multiple murder in Lampa.

A brutal mass murder in Lampa, north of Santiago, Chile, has shocked the country and adds to a wave of homicides in the Chilean capital. Gabriel Boric, the Chilean president, condemned the crime and said that his administration will move forward to combat organized crime. In the Lampa massacre, five people died and seven others were injured during a party that ended in a shooting. Most of the victims were foreigners. The opposition has called for the resignation of the security authorities, requests that Boric rejected vigorously. The investigation is ongoing to clarify the details of the attack.

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