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Public safety and security training in Argentina and Chile

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Public safety and security training initiatives have been conducted across Argentina and Chile, targeting various specialized groups. In Argentina, training efforts included a workshop for police cadets in Formosa ~~focused on~~ conducted by the Higher Institute of Police Training (ISFP). Titled ‘From the Fact to the ~~Evidence’~~ Evidence’, the practical workshop focused on improving response techniques to ~~improve~~ road ~~accident response and~~ accidents, including scene preservation, evidence ~~collection.~~ collection, and traffic management to prevent secondary risks such as vehicle fires. Additionally, the Ministry of Security in San Luis organized administrative management workshops for volunteer firefighter associations to assist them in accessing national subsidies. In Chile, training has focused on both military and municipal sectors. Cadets from the Captain Manuel Ávalos Prado Aviation ~~school cadets~~ School participated in a survival campaign in snowy, high-altitude terrain near Portillo. Held at the Chilean Army Mountain School at an altitude of over 2,800 meters, the exercise for first and second-year cadets aimed to build resilience, teamwork, and technical skills in extreme weather and rugged mountain environments. Meanwhile, municipal security teams from Cauquenes, Chanco, and Pelluhue underwent training hosted by the Carabineros de Chile to improve coordination and preventive actions for upcoming Fiestas Patrias celebrations and to address new responsibilities under the Private Security Law.

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