ON GENERAL PARDON, ON THE OCCASION OF JUBILEE 2000, bearing in mind that the H. National Congress has given its approval to the following Bill: " Article 1.-Grant a general pardon, in the form that is then expressed, to the condemned persons. by an enforceable judgment which, at the date of publication of this law, is effectively fulfilling its sentences, on probation or under any of the benefits referred to in law No 18,216: (a) Reduce in two months for each year or a fraction equal to or greater than six months, the custodial or restrictive penalties of a period of five years or less. In the case of custodial or restrictive sentences of less than six months, a single reduction of 30 days shall be carried out. (b) Without prejudice to the foregoing, a further reduction of six months shall be envisaged for those sentenced to more than 70 years. (c) Consent, also, to convicted mothers, who have one or more children under 18 years of age, an additional reduction of six months. Article 2.-If the sentenced person has obtained, prior to the validity of this law, reduction of his sentence for pardon or other cause, the reduction of the penalty set out in the previous article will operate only in respect of the reduced penalty. Article 3.-The benefits provided by Article 1 of this Law shall not be made in respect of those who are in compliance with or have to comply with two or more convictions imposed by different sentences than, at the time of publication of this rule found in the runnings. Likewise, the benefits referred to in respect of those who have the quality of repeat offenders or are condemned for one or more of the offences of homicide, kidnapping, robbery with violence or intimidation in persons or force in persons shall not proceed either. matters, subtraction or corruption of minors, abortion, rape, dishonest abuse, sodomy, those referred to in articles 361 to 367 of the Penal Code and drink driving causing death or serious or serious injuries. Nor shall these rebates be granted to those who have been convicted of the offences referred to in Articles 150 and 255 of the Criminal Code; Title 1 of the Book Il and Paragraph 10 of Title VI of Book II of the Criminal Code; Title II of the Book III of the Military Justice Code; in law No. 12.927, on State Security; in Law No. 17,798, on Arms Control; in Law No. 18.314, which determines terrorist conduct and establishes its penalty and in laws Nºs. 18,403 and 19.366, (a) to sanction the illicit trafficking of drugs and drugs. Article 4.-Except for the reductions of penalties given above, those crimes that have resulted in death, serious or serious injuries, or in which the victims are minors. Article 5.-In addition, those who have obtained the conditional release may not enjoy this benefit, it has been revoked. Article 6-It also provides for a general pardon, consisting in the cancellation of the entire balance of the penalties to be fulfilled, to those convicted of the freedom of liberty who suffer from a serious and irrecoverable invalidating disease, prevent the movement by its own means, duly verified by means of a report issued by the Legal Medical Institute and whose conviction will not be motivated in violation of the law No. 18,314, which determines the terrorist conduct and establishes its penalty. In the latter case, it commutes the balance of the penalty to be met, for that of the strangeness. Such commutation will only take effect once it is credited in the respective process that a foreign State accepts to receive in its territory to the or the beneficiaries. Article 7.-The benefits granted by this law are subject to the condition that the beneficiaries do not commit a crime or a simple crime during the time they have been satisfied with their conviction that they have not carried out the crime. pardon. In this case, those persons shall be subject to the penalty applicable to the new crime or crime committed, and must also comply with the period which has been reduced by application of the pardon. " And because I have had to approve and sanction it; therefore, promulgate and take effect as the Law of the Republic. Santiago, 5 July 2001.-RICARDO LAGOS ESCOBAR, President of the Republic.-José Antonio Gómez Urrutia, Minister of Justice. What I transcribe to you for your knowledge.-Salutes intently to Ud., Jaime Arellano Quintana, Assistant Secretary of Justice.