Interés Humano

Chile discrepa de pacto migratorio de ONU y se resta de reunión de Marruecos

Acuerdo no vinculante acordado en julio del año pasado es considerado por varios países, incluido Estados Unidos, como un peligro a la soberanía nacional

TOPSHOT - Central American migrants look through a border fence as a US Border Partol agents stands guard near the El Chaparral border crossing in Tijuana, Baja California State, Mexico, on November 25, 2018. - Hundreds of migrants attempted to storm a border fence separating Mexico from the US on Sunday amid mounting fears they will be kept in Mexico while their applications for a asylum are processed. An AFP photographer said the migrants broke away from a peaceful march at a border bridge and tried to climb over a metal border barrier in the attempt to enter the United States. (Photo by GUILLERMO ARIAS / AFP)
TOPSHOT - Central American migrants look through a border fence as a US Border Partol agents stands guard near the El Chaparral border crossing in Tijuana, Baja California State, Mexico, on November 25, 2018. - Hundreds of migrants attempted to storm a border fence separating Mexico from the US on Sunday amid mounting fears they will be kept in Mexico while their applications for a asylum are processed. An AFP photographer said the migrants broke away from a peaceful march at a border bridge and tried to climb over a metal border barrier in the attempt to enter the United States. (Photo by GUILLERMO ARIAS / AFP) GUILLERMO ARIAS
Migrantes centroamericanos observaban a través de la valla fronteriza entre México y Estados Unidos, el domingo 25 de noviembre del 2018. Foto: AFP (GUILLERMO ARIAS/AFP)

Santiago. Chile anunció que no acudirá a una conferencia internacional en Marruecos organizada en apoyo a un pacto migratorio de la ONU por considerar que algunas disposiciones del documento “no son aplicables” con la política migratoria chilena, anunció este domingo el Ministerio del Interior.

El acuerdo no vinculante acordado en julio del año pasado es considerado por varios países, incluido Estados Unidos, como un peligro a la soberanía nacional.

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