Chile

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  1. Does Chile have an autonomous sanctions list?
    No.

  2. What is the name of Chile’s primary sanctions list?
    Chile does not maintain an autonomous public sanctions list.

  3. Who maintains Chile’s primary sanctions list?
    N/A

  4. Does Chile adhere to UN sanctions?
    Yes, Chile implements UN sanctions.

  5. Does Chile implement any other international sanctions regimes?
    No.


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