Chadwick Breaks Silence: Denies Any Involvement in Hermosilla Case

In the midst of the municipal and regional elections taking place this weekend, Andrés Chadwick, the former Interior Minister, arrived to vote at the Huelén school in the commune of Vitacura, where he was questioned about the Hermosilla Case. Chadwick firmly stated, I have no participation or responsibility in anything that has been publicly said, adding that he has not been summoned to any hearing.

Chadwick Defers to His Lawyer

When pressed by journalists about the various aspects in which his name has been mentioned, Chadwick responded, All of that will be answered by my lawyer, ask him. Regarding the meeting that the National Prosecutor, Ángel Valencia, said he had with Chadwick and Hermosilla, the former minister indicated that it is currently under investigation, so he asked to wait patiently to avoid any mistakes.

Chadwick Maintains Silence on the Case

Chadwick stated, I do not make declarations about these issues, when I have something to say, I say it, (…) when, for example, some kind of action is taken in the investigation. Finally, when asked about the statement made by Juan Pablo Hermosilla, the lawyer of his brother Luis Hermosilla, who claimed that Valencia is not telling everything that happened in that meeting, Chadwick said he had no knowledge of that.

Conclusion

Andrés Chadwick’s firm denial of any involvement in the Hermosilla Case, despite the repeated mentions of his name, has raised questions about the ongoing investigation. As the former Interior Minister remains silent, deferring to his lawyer, the public awaits further developments in this complex case that has captured the attention of the nation.