Manuel Monsalve, Chile’s Deputy Interior Minister, stepped down from his position on Thursday following accusations of sexual abuse. The resignation came shortly after news broke about an ongoing investigation into a complaint filed against him. Monsalve, a prominent figure in Chilean politics, had served in his role since March 2022. The complaint was lodged on […]
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