Chile

The necessity to live in peace implies the development of skills, which are required to build a better society and construct a common future together, rather than waste energy and resources, fighting for differences inherited from the past. This cannot be achieved simply by decree, and it is a long and arduous process.

Mediation is more than a procedural tool or even a policy for increasing access to justice. Mediation has become a new way of participating in society.

In this sense, Chile, has opted for mediation, and ADR in general, not only as a public policy to diminish backlog in the courts, but also to reinforce the democratic commitment of all Chileans.

SENIOR FELLOW – CHILE

Patricio Cury Pastene is a lawyer and mediator with extensive experience in family, commercial and criminal matters. He also teaches at law schools in universities throughout Valparaíso.

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