CLOn January 1st, 43 public educational institutions in Santiago transitioned from municipal administration to the Santiago Center Service of Public Education (SLEP). Despite this change, persistent violence issues continue within these schools. Paulina Retamales, director of SLEP Santiago Centro, outlines the challenges faced by her institution. She notes efforts such as legal actions, expulsions, and coordination with authorities like Carabineros and the Ministry of Public Prosecution. However, she acknowledges ongoing incidents of violence, including assaults and drug-related activities, which are often not reported or addressed through dialogue. Retamales emphasizes the need for strict enforcement of regulations and the implementation of safety measures like 'Aula Segura.' She highlights the complexity of addressing external influences and organized planning behind some violent acts.
Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced account of the challenges faced by SLEP Santiago Centro in addressing school violence. It includes quotes from the director, mentions coordinated efforts with multiple authorities, and acknowledges both progress and ongoing issues without overtly favoring any specific
